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February 28, 2011


Bank Bailouts Far Cheaper Than Expected

Nearly three years after a series of government bailouts began, the Los Angeles Times reports that expected losses from the $700-billion Troubled Asset Relief Program will be just $25 billion -- far less than the $341 billion estimated in mid-2009.

"There is now broad agreement that the bailouts worked, stabilizing the financial system and preventing an even deeper crisis. Still, many people are worried about the long-term effects of the government actions. They said that in demonstrating a belief that some companies were too big to fail, the government set a dangerous precedent, opening the door to future crises."










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