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ZeroHedge reported Morgan Stanley researchers are deeply concerned about America's entitlement spending. They included an appendix on the issue in a report on internet trends.
Morgan has someone in position to do something about the problem. Board member Erskine Bowles co-chairs Obama's Deficit Commission.
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Given JP Morgan's ties to many commission members, I wonder what their researchers think?