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The stunning defeat of the Hank Paulson’s socialism-for-Wall Street bailout on Monday has just made planks of a pro-free market alternative much more viable. As Open Market has noted before, The Republican Study Comittee, a caucus of pro-market members of the GOP Congress, has pre
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9 months ago
9 months ago
The problem is not the bad housing stock. The problem is that if the borrower defaults, then the bank is stuck with an illiquid asset: the house. A government insurance policy would use the house as collateral: if the owner defaults, the government would buy the house from the lender and then sell it.
It would get the money from the premiums paid by lenders eager to cover their oversized risk.
7 months ago
7 months ago
It's a bot: who the heck brought up democracy?
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