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SITWAP: CNBC finally getting a clue: "Let AIG go bankrupt, not America." -- (link)
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TaurusII
Mar 11 '09, 14:09
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http://www.cnbc.com/id/29476319
(www.cnbc.com)
Responses:
worked great with Lehman... and AIG is only 5x bigger
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Stewie
Mar 11, 14:24
Not so much CNBC as much as a guy who appeared on CNBC. -- nm
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Mop
Mar 11, 14:14
A lot of what he said is incorrect though - Japan's lost decade wasn't caused by trying to bail out the banks, it was because the banks were allowed
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Roger More
Mar 11, 14:14
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Sweden also got the government out of a lot of national areas in the 90s too. Deregulation was as big a part of that as anything else. -- nm
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Name Withheld By Request
Mar 11, 14:21
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Oh definitely. While Japan made a lot of investments in infrastructure that it didn't need. Not that gov't stimulus in infrastructure is a bad thing,
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Roger More
Mar 11, 14:31
well, in japan, the banks became "zombie" banks, which
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tRuMaN
Mar 11, 14:20
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sure - goes to my point that the guy quoted in the article is mistaken. It wasn't the bailing-out of banks that led to the lost decade, but the way...
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Roger More
Mar 11, 14:25
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"or sometimes not at all!" -- nm
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znufrii
Mar 11, 14:24
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YSMM! -- nm
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TaurusII
Mar 11, 14:24
And what are we doing? -- nm
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TaurusII
Mar 11, 14:16
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captializing profits, socializing losses
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Epiphany
Mar 11, 14:18
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Sounds like "cooperative government officials" to me. -- nm
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TaurusII
Mar 11, 14:20
My understanding is a little from column A and a little from column B -- nm
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Roger More
Mar 11, 14:18
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When do I get my egg roll? -- nm
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TaurusII
Mar 11, 14:21
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If you're interested though, here's a brief description of what Sweden did. I'll look for a story on Japan's response to its banking crisis -- (link)
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Roger More
Mar 11, 14:26
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Here's a brief description of the lost decade - again from the Economist (c and p'd because it's subscription only)
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Roger More
Mar 11, 14:29
Hmmm... replace "a lot" with "some". I have issues too with the "debt + borrowing + consumption is not a solution" argument
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Roger More
Mar 11, 14:16
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