In the 2008 Mortgage Crisis in the US, Why did it seem that no one was concerned about the riskiness of lending to peopl

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In the 2008 Mortgage Crisis in the US, Why did it seem that no one was concerned about the riskiness of lending to peopl

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In the 2008 Mortgage Crisis in the US, Why did it seem that no one was concerned about the riskiness of lending to people who usually would not qualify for a loan? Select one: O a. The banks were told to discontinue lending by the federal government. O b. People signed a piece of paper when they received the mortgage that said they promised to pay back the loan. O c. Each person in the chain was handing the risk off to another through different financial instruments such as CDO's. O d. Builders were building more homes so the bankers were not worried.
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