VoxEU.org - 4/4/2009
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Hans-Werner Sinn , 4 April 2009 Banks’ balance sheets need to be fixed, but they cannot be allowed to shrink themselves back to health – instead of accepting government money – because that would severely harm the economy. This column proposes that any bank that cannot privately find at least ...
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Economist's View —
Bank Plan Is a Good Start - WSJ.com
Abandoning the pillars of sound policy - Ed Glaeser - The Boston Globe
Fed Chief ‘Uncomfortable’ With Bailouts - NYTimes.com
Saving banks requires partial nationalisation - voxeu.org
Officials Aim to Help Firms Avoid Bailout Restrictions - washingtonpost.com
Discussion of Keynesian Multipliers - CESifo Economic Studies
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