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The United States Economic and Mortgage Crisis (2008)
One of many foreclosures caused by the Mortgage Crisis As the Unites States economy seemed to grind to a halt with the growing credit crunch, and more and more large banks and other financial institutions collapsed, then-Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson proposed a bailout plan which would have the U.S. government purchase the bad mortgage-backed securities from the private financial sector, which in theory would allow the banks and other mortgage-holders to regain financial health and to then begin offering credit to businesses and individuals.
Links and Resources on the Mortgage Bailout
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Historyguy.com Search Engine Business,
Money, and Economics Bookstore Lee,
R. " History Guy: U.S. Economic and Mortgage Crisis
(2008)" http://www.historyguy.com/mortgage_crisis_bailout_2008/index.htm Mortgage,
Credit, and Stock Market Crash Events and
Offices --The Office
of Financial Stability is a new
office within the Office of Domestic
Finance of the United States Treasury
Department created by the Emergency
Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 to
operate the Troubled Assets Relief
Program (TARP). Documents
Related to the 2008 Mortgage Crisis and
Bailout Paulson
Statement on Emergency Economic
Stabilization
Act--Oct. 3,
2008 Text
of the Emergency Economic Stabilization
Act of 2008
--passed by the Senate on October 3,
2008 (PDF format) The
original Henry Paulson Bailout Plan of
Sept. 21, 2008 President
Bush Press Conference of July 15,
2008 Documents
from Congressman Dennis Kucinich on the
Mortgage Crisis and
Bailout Political and
Economic Personalities Involved in the
2008 Mortgage Crisis and
Bailout Biography
of Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson,
Jr. Biography
of Assistant Treasury Secretary Neel
Kashkari--Recently
named to oversee the $700 Billion
bailout. James
H. Lambright was named to serve as
the interim Chief Investment Officer
for the Troubled Asset Relief Program
(TARP). Site
Map--revision
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