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The feckless thrifts:
Why the savings and loan industry is dying—and deserves to die

By William J. Quirk



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SEE ALSO: 1981-1993; Savings and loan associations
Response: April 1982, page 4 · April 1982, page 5 · April 1982, page 5 · April 1982, page 5 · April 1982, page 5 · April 1982, page 5
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