Showing posts with label Washington Post. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Washington Post. Show all posts

Sunday, February 22, 2009

Stimulus Bill Graphic

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This was originally posted on MoveMiami's blog Transit Miami by  Mike Lydon on February 20, 2009 -The Stimulus Bill Illustrated

"For those who like visual representation, like me, this graphic from the Washington Post may help you understand the architecture of the stimulus bill (Click here for the full graphic)."
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Monday, February 16, 2009

Late Change in Geithner's Bank Plan

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Late Change in Course Hobbled Rollout of Geithner's Bank Plan - washingtonpost.com: "Just days before Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner was scheduled to lay out his much-anticipated plan to deal with the toxic assets imperiling the financial system, he and his team made a sudden about-face.

According to several sources involved in the deliberations, Geithner had come to the conclusion that the strategies he and his team had spent weeks working on were too expensive, too complex and too risky for taxpayers.

They needed an alternative and found it in a previously considered initiative to pair private investments and public loans to try to buy the risky assets and take them off the books of banks. There was one problem: They didn't have enough time to work out many details or consult with others before the plan was supposed to be unveiled.

The sharp course change was one of the key reasons why Geithner's plan -- his first major policy initiative as Treasury secretary -- landed with such a thud last Tuesday."

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Sunday, October 12, 2008

Economic signs pointing down - MarketWatch

MarketWatchEconomic signs pointing down - MarketWatch: "WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- The U.S. recession has been nearly forgotten in all the anxiety about the financial meltdown in the past few weeks. For those who care about the fundamentals, however, the coming week will feature a lot of data about the economy, much of it rather depressing."
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