I know that’s not supposed to be the reaction to this bail out plan. But i do and here is why.
The bailout plan asks the amount of money, which hopefully, will allow all the financial institutions to take off unsellable mortgages off the books. All the following points arise.
1. The $700 billion dollars is not [...]
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Paulson’s bailout plan wont work for the average american
Posted in Economy, Financial Markets, Legislation, Stockmarket, tagged average american, bailout plan, Ben Bernanke, Corporate Welfare, Economy management, FED, federal mortgage bailout, Financial Markets, Frank Paulson, Housing crisis, Mortgage Crisis, paulson's bailout plan, Paulson's plan, Subprime Crisis, US Economy on September 20, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Why a fiscal stimulus is more important than a monetary stimulus to the US Economy…
Posted in Financial Markets, Investment, Stockmarket, Thought-Trails, tagged Calculated Risk, Dollar Value, Economy management, FED, Fiscal policy, Larry Summers FT Column, Monetary policy, Naked Capitalism, Nouriel Roubini, Purchasing power, REG Economic Monitor, US Economy, US recession on January 6, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Now that most economists / analysts and other pundits are rather assured about recession in the US economy, and have started talking about the depth or intensity of it. The blogs are abuzz with the various views on the status of economy. While some predictions are dire, there are others which do not think so. [...]
