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October 14, 2011

More PIIE Interviews by Steve Weisman

The following interviews were conducted by Steve Weisman for the Peterson Perspectives series:

- on 10 August, on financial contagion after the US was downgraded by Standard & Poor's;

- on 23 September, on the outlook for European banking reform;

- and on 13 October, on plans for bank recapitalization in the Eurozone.

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