. >> reporter: i know people who think you were unfair to laura tyson and ruth simmons for apparently just not having given you an interview. >> there were dozens of other people who turned down interviews. we mentioned it in the film when we thought that it was relevant. >> reporter: but ruth simmons? the president of brown university? >> she's on the board of goldman sachs. laura tyson makes $350,000 a year in cash plus some stock as a member of the board of morgan stanley, and one will look in vain for statements by laura tyson about how investment banking behaved unethically during the crisis. >> reporter: tyson-- a berkeley professor who chaired president clinton's council of economic advisors-- and simmons both declined to talk to us as well. but in fact, the economics profession has responded to "inside job." at its annual convention in january, its official body decided to work on a code of ethics that might well include full disclosure. the film has had a demonstrable impact. so, does ferguson think everything is okay? >> no, everything is not okay. it is still possible to pu