A New Lesson Plan

EDITOR'S LETTER

While we still see "Never Forget" bumper stickers urging us to remember the 2001 tragedy, there are virtually no reminders of the catastrophe that took place last September. In fact, although financial veterans remain spooked by the current crisis and historians debate which decade this recession resembles the most-the 1930s, the 1970s or the 1980s-there are plenty of signs that lessons have not been learned.

The New York Times reports that investment firms are washing their hands of mortgage

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