najnovejše

Why Bailouts Stink—and Why We Need Them

BusinessWeek - Congress and the White House moved with surprising speed (measured by Washington legislative time, of course) last month to pass a bill aimed at bailing out the U.S. housing and mortgage markets. Like all legislation these days, the 694-page bill contains a grab bag of initiatives, but the most important elements put the full faith and credit of the federal government behind mortgage giants Fannie Mae (FNM) and Freddie Mac (FRE) while creating a program designed to help hundreds of thousands of troubled borrowers avoid foreclosure on their homes.

Objavljeno pod gospodarstvo |


ni odzivov na “Why Bailouts Stink—and Why We Need Them”  

  1. ni odzivov

odziv na članek


*
Prepišite besedo s slike.
Click to hear an audio file of the anti-spam word

 sprotno

 povezave

 preberite še

The Real Costs of the Bailouts

WS Journal - In the rescue plan Congress was negotiating last week — at $700 billion the biggest bailout in U.S. history — a key goal is to remove much of those soured mortgage securities from banks’ books, possibly through an auction system.

ni odzivov »

 meta

 arhiv

 izbrano

so uredniške povezave na prispevke z drugih spletnih strani, do katerih pridete s klikom na naslov povezave. Poleg teh povezav se iz vira rss samodejno osvežujejo povezave na spletne strani in bloge, do katerih pridete s klikom na (sprotno) iz izbranih spletnih medijev oziroma z izbranih blogov in klikom na naslov povezave.

 razgledi.net