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Bailout Report

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Will US buy a slice of Morgan Stanely?

Posted on October 10, 2008
Paulson took the microphone at 6:15 PM on Friday. The optimists hoped he was going to announce a coordinated rescue plan among the G7 Finance Ministers, though they had at that point only met for a few hours. Instead, those who like to read between the lines, believe the greater significance of his [...

Naysayer Report: Surveying the Saviors

Posted on October 10, 2008
Anyone who is anyone in finance has their own version of what steps the government should take to rescue the financial markets and the economy. A quick survey of the most vocal among them: Philippe Lacoude (president of consulting firm Algokian) and Veronique de Rugy (Mercatus Center economist) [Take the $700 billion Congress plans to give] [...

Naysayer Report: Weiss Research says it?s Too Little, Too Late

Posted on October 10, 2008
The latest in the Bailout Report’s rolling log of economists not in favor of the Federal Baiilout plan as enacted by Congress. Martin D. Weiss and Michael D. Larson of Weiss Research, an investment research firm focused on “safe investments” and publsher of daily investment e-letter “Money and Markets”: New data and analysis demonstrate that the proposal [...

Naysayer Round-up

Posted on October 09, 2008
Hans Bader, Competitive Enterprise Institute’s Counsel for Special Projects argues Trillion Dollar Bailout Will Lead to Future Bubbles. During bubbles, government regulators share the same herd instinct as people in the private sector, the difference being that they know even less than the private sector does about how markets work.

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What the Bailout Costs

Posted on October 06, 2008
With the passage of the “Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008″, the government led bailout is currently on track to cost over $1.8 Trillion, more than $17,000 per US household. table { font-size: 8pt; } BAILOUT MEASURE TAXPAYER COST Financial bailout package approved this week up to or over $700 billion Bear Stearns financing $29 billion Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac nationalization $200 billion AIG loan and [...

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