Hanging the little guy out to dry
By Joan Vennochi | Sunday, September 21, 2008 | The Boston Globe
“…When you are too big to fail, you are bailed out.
When you are too small to save, you are down and out on the street.
Some aspects of the Wall Street crisis are tough to understand. But one economic principle is pretty clear. When a really big company goes bust, the little guy pays with his home or job. But those CEOs and money managers who boldly march their corporate empires into bankruptcy just get paid millions and millions of dollars more….”…BS
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