now what was the market's reaction to timothy geithner's appointment in your research so what we found is. you know perhaps surprisingly perhaps not it really depends on your perspective and your prior he filed when he was the guy who was announced as the next secretary of the treasury financial institutions debt were connected to geithner either through meetings that they were the ones that is a year or a through of overlapping or interactions between their top executives and intimately geithner were the ones death very favorable stock market reactions relative to other financial institutions so we have to make sure who are not comparing apples to oranges we're not comparing you know goldman sachs to wal-mart or even goldman sachs to the you know small bank that operates just in the bottom up so we sort of tried to. go the extra mile to make sure that we really looking at similar financial institutions just depreciated by whether they did or did not have this access and the ones that had a greater access were the ones that really benefited do that. now if i understand you you're sayin

lead to economic success and we're getting his take on former treasury secretary the secretary timothy geithner's point of view you got it and in today's big deal edward harris and i are talking about the end will be i asked report and what it says about our current post crisis monetary policy experiment it all starts right. now our lead story today a personal appearance by way of general motors now like the beleaguered city the american car manufacturer is based in general motors just can't seem to catch a break yet they keep on trucking pun intended now only twenty four hours after g.m. announced its latest and massive vehicle recall on monday the company reported a june sales increase of one percent compared to a year ago beating analyst estimates for a sick. point three percent decline all as a vehicle recalls rose to record levels in the u.s. now the automaker has recalled more than twenty five million vehicles already exists year and minute we still have six more months to go in two thousand and fourteen but the problems have apparently not repeat not kept customers away from g.m. showrooms

to economic success and we're getting his take on former treasury secretary of the secretary timothy geithner's point of view got it and in today's big deal edward harris and i are talking about the end will be i asked report and what it says about our current post crisis monetary policy experiment it all starts right now. welcome to the now our lead story today perseverance by way of general motors now like the beleaguered city of the american car manufacturer is based in general motors just can't seem to catch a break yet they keep on trucking pun intended now only twenty four hours after g.m. announced its latest and massive vehicle recall on monday the company reported a june sales increase of one percent compared to a year ago beating analyst estimates for a six point three percent decline all as its vehicle recalls rose to record levels in the u.s. now the automaker has recalled more than twenty five million vehicles already this year and mind you we still have six more months to go in two thousand and fourteen but the problems have apparently not repeat not kept customers away from g.m.

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