If the bank was 'Lehman sisters', would we have avoided the crisis?
Tuesday, 28 August 2012
Produced by Tim Roxburgh
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The global financial crisis has left Australia remarkably untouched but its effects are still being felt around the world. A globally renowned feminist economist currently in Australia has told The Wire that the crisis may not have been so catastrophic if more women had been in positions of power. But she says that the institutions themselves need to change, not just the gender of the people working in them. Professor Diane Elson from the University of Essex dropped in to The Wire's studio for a chat.
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