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  • The Paulson Plan: Compelling Banks to Lend at Bazooka Point [View article]
    Every year millions of new people join the labor force. Many of them a few years later want to buy a new home or new car. But none of them are worth loaning to?

    All business equipment and structures has a finite life. After which it has to be replaced (and there is also much equipment which still works but is worth replacing because of lower operating costs, more capabilities). But companies doing this are not worth loaning to?

    There are always areas of business which are expanding. (in bad economic times these are counter-balanced by declining areas). These expanding areas of business are not worth loaning to?
    Oct 15 11:51 am |Rating: 0 0
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