The bailout was passed by the House of Representatives and signed into law by the president on Friday October 3, 2008.
1. Bailout is a mechanism to strengthen banks' balance sheet so that their credit rating will not deteriorate thus not requiring to pledge additional asset to creditors. 2. It is also a mechanism to safeguard banks from panic withdrawal from depositors. Bailout comes at a cost (a very huge cost), in dollar term, it was estimated that the whole bailout plan will cost every man, woman and children in the US $2,300. For more information, visit: http://leonardatavism.blogspot.com/2008/09/some-thoughts-for-us-bailout-plan.html for
Everything with those people (both parties) is a ploy for re-election.
They all sat down together and talked about it.
They voted on the bailout plan just like any bill passed by the government. When the Bill was initially introduced, it had been rejected by the US Senate on Sep 29th 2008. It was then amended and approved by the US Senate on Oct 3rd 2008. President Bush signed the bill into law within hours of its enactment, creating a $700 billion Troubled Assets Relief Program to purchase failing bank assets.. Without majority in the house the bailout would not have come into existence
Directly NO Indirectly YES (Because the people elected by the citizens of USE were the ones who created this bailout plan)
There is no such crisis as the financial bailout package crisis. the bailout was created to overcome the financial crisis.
205 for it and 228 against it.
The Financial Bailout and the Big 3 bailout
The latest "bailout" is the automotive bailout of the Big Three automakers, Ford, GM, and Chrysler. Legislation was introduced on Dec. 8th.
Ford did not receive any bailout money.
If the bailout package is able to successfully revive the US economy then the US government should cut spending on the bailout. But some financial experts feel this 700 billion may not be sufficient. If what they predict becomes true then the government would have to pump in more cash into the bailout package. This bailout cannot be left in midway because the future of the world and US economy lies predominantly on this bailout and people are hoping that this works out successful.
Yes; there is a whole bunch of people who are unhappy about the bailout. Their argument is simple: Why must the government spend the taxpayers' money to help clear up the mess made by the financial gurus of Wall Street.
A bailout is a government-funded cash infusion to a failing business. The most famous is now the bailout of AIG. A market bailout is a government0funded cash infusion to an entire market or market sector. The most recent has been the financial sector. It's when the rich and powerful screw up and they want the people to pay for their loss. Another answer is when the politicians know the country is deep in debt and so they give some money to the small businesses to pay their debts. Its also sort of like the stimulus checks they sent out to help people.
Specifically speaking, nobody asked for a bailout. Out of the options that were considered to revive the economy this bailout was considered the most effective way and hence it came into existence.
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bailout Bailout refers to the action of helping out somebody in trouble. You can compare the bailout in financial terms to the bail or parol we get for someone in jail. In bailout, a company with strong financial status offers to help a company that is in dire financial needs. Such a scenario is where the stronger company bails out the weaker one.
Ford was one of the very few automakers who did not take any bailout money from the government, thus the bailout has not affected their pricing.