In the past few days, Henry Paulson has come up with his US$700B proposal to save the major lending institutions which made bad decisions re CDOs, with all the bad loans being covered by the US taxpayer. This is happening at a time when the US middle... ...full story at China Vortex
from China Vortex on Mon, Sep 22 2008
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