James Devine wrote: >In a somewhat muddled op-ed article in today's L.A. TIMES, Perotoid Populist >Kevin Phillips had an interesting suggestion: that any bail-outs of "elite" >financial institutions be paid for by a tax on financial transactions, >rather than out of general revenues. He called this "privatizing." Except that these international bailouts, unlike the S&L resuce, don't cost U.S. taxpayers anything. The Treasury made a profit on the Mexico bailout, and the Bretton Woods institutions are also profit-makers. Doug
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