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: Credit SlipsT.A.R.P. R.I.P.: Illiquency Watch
By Anna Gelpern
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TARP's third incarnation as a consumer lending catalyst goes straight to my pet crisis peeve. I am endlessly flummoxed at the authorities' insistence on throwing liquidity at a solvency problem -- with TARP I, AIG, and now, the consumers.
I have ranted elsewhere about the perils of drawing a sharp line between illiquidity and insolvency in a financial and macroeconomic crisis. While the bankruptcy world has moved beyond the distinction in important ways, it still dominates the crisi read more
Full post as published by Credit Slips on November 14, 2008 (boomark / email).
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