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: Credit SlipsThe Bailout: Terms of the Debate
By Adam Levitin
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A quick couple of observations about the bailout debate:
1. No one is arguing about the method of doing the bailout. The idea of a individualized institution-by-institution bailout seems to be the only idea getting any traction even though it has huge transaction costs and lots of possibilities of conflicts of interest and self-dealing by financial institutions working as agents for the Treasury (see my wholesale bailout proposal through a series of public reverse Dutch auctions here).
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Full post as published by Credit Slips on September 23, 2008 (boomark / email).
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