New America Foundation fellows T.A. Frank and Phil Longman explore why small banks aren't failing the way large banks are.
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New America Foundation fellows T.A. Frank and Phil Longman explore why small banks aren't failing the way large banks are.
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Wait wait, I don't understand... if the community banks are "doing just fine" and "not involved in subprime lending", why do they need any percentage of the bailout money?
What percentage of the bailout money have they asked for?
The ripple effect of the corrupt big banks doing bad businesses, manipulating people, making the worst decisions, not having to face ANY regulation whatsoever from the government, led to this financial crisis and now home foreclosures, inflation & job losses are happening everywhere, and when this happens and the consumer and bank customers are hurt and bank business take a hit because of what big banks have done, than all banks suffer.
they're not giving money to the failing banks, they are loaning them money and the government will essentially own the bank until the loans are paid off. the makers of this video should have educated themselves more
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The ripple effect of the corrupt big banks doing bad businesses, manipulating people, making the worst decisions, not having to face ANY regulation whatsoever from the government, led to this financial crisis and now home foreclosures, inflation & job losses are happening everywhere, and when this happens and the consumer and bank customers are hurt and bank business take a hit because of what big banks have done, than all banks suffer.