Five Years After the Meltdown 2008 financial crisis holds lessons for business schools

It may be tough to get broad consensus among academics to agree on almost anything, especially about what lessons to draw from a complicated global crisis.

"We all want to make sure that it doesn't happen again," said Dan Palmon, chair of the accounting department at Rutgers Business School in New Jersey.

Also adding to the challenge to teach the crisis' lessons is the youth of today's students. The financiers of tomorrow may have been in high school when Lehman collapsed.

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