There are many people in authority in the US that feel it is not the job of the taxpayer to keep a system afloat that is going bankrupt. they feel that natural market forces wil doo a better job of adjusting the problem.
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Directly NO Indirectly YES (Because the people elected by the citizens of USE were the ones who created this bailout plan)
A very good question. Not an easy one to answer. Many legislators voted against the 700 billion bailout on the basis that it was not the purpose of government. President Bush stated that ordinarily, it would be his policy just to let corporations fail than to bailout them out. However, he supported the bailout plan on the basis that to do nothing could put the country in a long term depression. I suggest that those who wish to express their opinion use the "discuss" option, rather than continue to add to this answer.
Some say the bailout bill of 2008 will stimulate our economy, while others believe it will hinder it.
* "Disagreements between the bride and her mother made a shambles of the wedding plans." * "The government's bailout plan has left the economy in shambles."
In 2000, Sacajawea was put on the back of the US Dollar coin, to honor her journey with Lewis and Clark across America. In 2007, the government began a program called the President $1 Coin. This is where they have put each of the presidents faces on the coin in the order that they became president. These coins are for collector use.
Yes, it is possible to use eToro in the USA.
The majority of cars in the USA use petrol (we call it gasoline).The majority of cars in the USA use petrol (we call it gasoline).
No, you cannot use your EC Karte in the USA for transactions.
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The savings and loan crisis is documented in Wikipedia under "Savings and Loan Crisis." It lacks a clear beginning date, but if we take a time frame of 1980 to 1990, this would include Presidents Carter (leaving office in Jan 20, 1981), Reagan (leaving office in January 1989), and Bush, Sr. (leaving office in January 1993). By 1980, there were serious problems with the S+L's. Exactly when the problem rose to the level of a crisis is not easy to state, but the use of Federal money to bailout the industry (Resolution Trust Corporation) began in January 1, 1989, so technically Reagan was still President. Thus, it was the Bush administration that over saw much of the bailout by RTC. I believe it was still operating when Clinton came into office in Jan 1993.