The Crisis of Credit

Finally a clear explanation of the credit crisis that I can understand. More than anything, it demonstrates the power of design to communicate complex ideas. After months of reviewing articles in Investment News, Advisors Perspectives, and of course WSJ, finally a designer has been able to illuminate what so many other have failed to. Makes me proud of my profession.

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The Crisis of Credit

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