Talk:Minsky moment

Removed following paragraph, as it was irrelevant to the topic of "Minsky moments" and was without reference or citation
It read: "[Economic cycles were an accepted norm at ancient times in many cultures, none more so than in biblical Jubilee-based systems where two cycles run simultaneously. One being a seven-year cycle and the other being a fifty-year cycle in which all debts get defaulted and written off. Any contract made involving debt takes into account a priori that the debt will be written off during the Jubilee year thereby overcoming any destabilizing effects of eventual economic cycles and collapse of asset values.] (Citation Needed.)"

de-leveraging and margin calls
doesn't this related to de-leveraging and margin calls?

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Wrong link?
Should [US related, also says global] "financial crisis of 2007–2010" (note was first put in as financial crisis of 2007–2009, in 2009, by ) in the article be changed to what that redirect's target that now says financial crisis of 2007–08, or to [global and longer] Great Recession (that used to say 2008–2012 global recession)? comp.arch (talk) 09:25, 8 December 2015 (UTC)

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