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Warren Misunderstands Finance: New Book

Law professor and author Todd Zywicki offers three key points about markets and regulation he says are poorly understood in Washington.

By Gil Weinreich | Updated on August 21, 2014
In a new book, co-author Todd Zywicki says almost everything Sen. Elizabeth Warren has told you about consumer credit is wrong.

Americans aren’t borrowing too much; rather, they are investing in a better life. And almost everything Sen. Elizabeth Warren has told you about consumer credit is wrong.

Those are some of the takeaways from a new book called Consumer Credit and the American Economy, according to one of its authors, Todd Zywicki, a law professor at George Mason University.

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