Sentences with phrase «more federal bailout»
It means saving a debt dynamic that must grow exponentially at the economy's expense, absorbing more and more federal bailout funds and hence crowding out the spending needed to revive the economy.
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This is the best thing Washington can do to help cash - strapped states and districts, particularly at a time when we don't expect any more federal bailouts.
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As such, facing a massive and immediate liquidity crisis, they would be in more need of a federal bailout than before the bankruptcy legislation was seriously mooted.
Geithner's history as New York Federal Reserve Chair, co-architect of the $ 700 billion bailout, and having a background in the International Monetary Fund means he has had a more important role than many.
Mitt Romney has gotten more corporate welfare from the federal gov» t for his bailouts and who knows what else, than the average person would get in a lifetime.
In a letter to Congress on Tuesday, New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo confirmed that AIG paid 73 employees bonuses of more than $ 1 million each this year after it received federal bailout money.
Barring more big federal bailouts — which this year's election would seem to make ever less likely — school budgets are going to be strapped for years to come and cost - cutting, together with eking greater value out of the remaining dollars, is going to occupy the education - policy center ring.
When the economy turns south, school districts do not cut the fat but push for new revenue sources: more state aid, money from gamblers, fees for services, and now a federal bailout.
Any federal government bailout will probably turn out to be no more adequate for schools than for General Motors.
House Education Committee Chairman John Kline (R - MN) was critical of last year's $ 10 billion Edujobs funding, arguing that a teacher bailout wouldn't create permanent jobs and that supplementing state budgets only postpones tough decisions while making states more dependent on the federal government.