Captial Injection in return for stock

A capital injection in return for stock plan in which the government still gives the $700 billion to the banks but in return for becoming stockholders (owners) in the banks.

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Captial Injection in return for stock
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Capital injection in return for stock fairer for taxpayers
Simpler than buying the toxic assets
Corporate objection to state involvement
Political objection to state ownership of banks
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Need to be perceived to be in control of the crisis
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The Emergency Economic Stabilization Act 2008
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