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Do not bail out the Detroit Three
NYU finance professor David Yermack absolutely crushes the arguments in favor of bailing out the Detroit Three automakers. Teaser: In 1993, the legendary economist Michael Jensen gave his presidential address to the American Finance Association. Mr. Jensen's presentation included a ranking of ...
Panic in Detroit
tnr.com — General Motors has come to Washington, begging for a $25 billion bailout to keep it and its ailing Detroit counterparts going next year. But nobody seems too thrilled about the prospect. Liberals dwell on the companies' gas-guzzling sport-utility ... (more) Panic in Detroit
Don't Bail Out My State
online.wsj.com — I find myself in a lonely position. While many states and local governments are lining up for a bailout from Congress, I went to Washington recently to oppose such bailouts. I may be the only governor to do so. But I suspect I'm not entirely alone, as ... (more) Don't Bail Out My State
Detroit: Same Old, Same Old
Detroit: Same Old, Same Old
corner.nationalreview.com — Andrew Sullivan points to an article by Jonathan Cohn in the current TNR arguing for the proposed automotive bailout. The core of Cohn's argument is that the Big 3 are turning around, and that the bailout will give them time to complete their ... (more) Detroit: Same Old, Same Old
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