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Tracking the Market Crisis

by Alexandra Andrews, ProPublica - September 23, 2008 4:51 pm EDT

Getty ImagesFacing a deluge of media coverage on the current market meltdown, we decided to wade through it all so you don’t have to. Check out the essential reading we gathered on the topic. The articles, graphs and broadcasts listed on our scandal page were chosen because each describes a particular feature of the crisis – the origins, the major developments, the implications – in a clear and thorough way.

We’ve also renamed our old scandal on the subprime mortgage crisis to emphasize its broadening scope. We’re now calling the scandal, Market Crisis. Here’s the essential reading we put on the page:

Check out the rest of our resource page on the Market Crisis.

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http://www.propublica.org/article/tracking-the-market-crisis-923/

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