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calculatedriskblog.com - 1/17/2009
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From the WSJ: U.S. Plots New Phase in Banking Bailout Officials at the Treasury, Federal Reserve and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., in consultation with the incoming Obama administration, are discussing a plan to create a government bank that would buy up the bad investments and loans that ...
krugman.blogs.nytimes.com - 1/18/2009
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OK, I've been doing more homework on the
"bad" or "aggregator" bank idea that seems to be
gaining ground. And here's what I think: it's mainly based on a false analogy. What people are thinking about, it's pretty clear, is the Resolution Trust ...
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More on the bad bank
mcclatchydc.com - 1/16/2009
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mcclatchydc.com —
WASHINGTON — With a new round of turmoil
gripping the financial markets, the Bush administration late Thursday
night rushed $20 billion in emergency funding for Bank of America.
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Bank of America to get $20 billion in emergency funds
youtube.com - 1/15/2009
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youtube.com —
http://seiu.org/bofa Taxpayers have given Bank of America $25
billion in bailout funds to help jumpstart our economy,
but instead the bank has misspent on ex...
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Bank of America Blows Bailout on Execs (video)
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... That said, even if you don’t agree that we should be resigned to another Depression, the way that the government is trying to prop up the financial system is ludicrous. I hope that this report is wrong or at least incomplete. If the government is going to buy massive amounts of bad debt, there is only one route: soft nationalization. The banks have messed up so much that without help they will fail, but if the government is going to assume all the risk, it should assume all the rewards as well. There is a so called ...
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