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: Crime & FederalismSecond Depression Worse Than The First?
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So says former Goldman Sachs head:The economy faces a slump deeper than the Great Depression and a
growing deficit threatens the credit of the United States itself,
former Goldman Sachs chairman John Whitehead, said at the Reuters
Global Finance Summit on Wednesday.
Whitehead, 86, said the prospect of worsening consumer credit woes
combined with an overtaxed federal government make him fear that the
current slump is far from over.
"I think it would be worse than the depression," Whitehead said.
"We're talking about reducing the credit of the United States of
America, which is the backbone of the economic system." Whitehead
encountered plenty of crises during his 38 years at the investment
banking firm and was a young boy during the 1930s...continue to full postFull post as published by Crime & Federalism on November 13, 2008 (boomark / email).
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