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Yale economist John Geanakoplos and lawyer Susan Koniak suggest that if the U.S. wants to avoid a tsunami of home foreclosures, then Congress must transfer the rights to restructure mortgages from security holders back to community-based, government-appointed trustees. (NYT)
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