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‘Holistic’ approach to foreclosure crisis urged

Rosengren says aid should address socioeconomic issues

Boston Fed president Eric Rosengren said little focus has been on community problems. Boston Fed president Eric Rosengren said little focus has been on community problems. (Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff/File 2010)
By Robert Gavin
Globe Staff / September 3, 2010

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Federal and state policy makers should take a broader approach to the foreclosure crisis, not only adopting measures to prevent foreclosures and stabilize housing, but also providing aid to help the hardest-hit communities address underlying social and economic issues, said Eric Rosengren, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. (Full article: 527 words)

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