Paulson: We’re Not Experimenting With Bailout
Tuesday, November 18, 2008 9:03Posted in category Business
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson defended the Bush Administration’s $700-billion bailout plan, telling WSJ’s Alan Murray he doesn’t think he’s doing FDR-like experimentation with lqiuid assets. (Nov. 17)
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