
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said Friday that the Bush administration will move ahead with a plan to buy stock in financial institutions.
Paulson said the program to purchase stock in financial institutions will be open to a broad array of institutions.
The administration received the authority to make direct purchases of stock in banks in the $700 billion measure Congress passed last week to rescue the nation's financial system.
It would mark the first time the government has taken equity ownership in banks in this manner since a similar program was employed during the Great Depression....
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This should be interesting.
Welcome to the New World Order.
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newsguru -
I seeded the McClatchy version of this story a little bit ago and their article mentions some economists calling for a need for 'coordinated global action' by the major industrialized powers. I don't know if that's the angle Peace*Talk is coming from, but I'm picking up on a little of that new-world-order vibe from this too.
Well, I see your point. Someone like myself already have had those inclinations for a while. As we see such a coordinated effort could not have come as quick if the proper relationships, structure, planning were already in place. Great point folks.
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