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Perhaps this should be a cost of doing business in the future? We all pay for this anyway, so why should taxpayers face all the risk and none of the reward.
by bigfudge 7y ago
Perhaps this should be a cost of doing business in the future? We all pay for this anyway, so why should taxpayers face all the risk and none of the reward.
- gruez 7y ago>so why should taxpayers face all the risk and none of the reward. Simple, bail the companies out (thus saving all the jobs), but wipe out (or significantly dilute) existing shareholders.
- pinkfoot 7y agoThe problem then comes (regrettably) when national/regional/local government next tries to get another round of capital-intensive fixed investment form the captains of industry. They find themselves talking to themselves for the money. They hate that.
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