Contents -- Preface and Acknowledgments -- Introduction: The Crisis of 2008 and Financial Services Regulation - Roger B. Porter -- DIAGNOSIS: ORIGINS OF THE CRISIS -- Origins and Policy Implications of the Crisis - John B. Taylor -- Underlying Causes of the Financial Crisis of 2008-2009 - Richard A. Posner -- Comments by Richard J. Zeckhauser -- Comments by Harvey J. Goldschmid -- Summary of Discussion -- PRESCRIPTIONS: APPROPRIATE REGULATORY MODIFICATIONS -- The Morning After: A Road Map for Financial Regulatory Reform - R. Glenn Hubbard -- An Ounce of Prevention: Financial Regulation, MoralHazard, and the End of "Too Big to Fail" - David A. Moss -- Comments by William Poole -- Comments by Howell E. Jackson -- Summary of Discussion -- IMPLEMENTATION: A FITTING REGULATORY STRUCTURE -- Regulatory Structure and Reform: The Purpose Should Guide the Outcome - David G. Nason -- Reengineering the Financial Regulatory System - James D. Cox -- Comments by Joel Seligman -- Comments by Robert K. Steel -- Summary of Discussion -- Concluding Remarks by Thomas J. Healey -- Keynote Address by Paul A. Volcker: The Financial Crisis in Perspective -- References -- About the Authors -- Index.