How to Solve the Global Credit Crisis at No Cost to U.S. Taxpayers

Mon Sep 29, 2008 1:21 PM EDT

Despite a tentative agreement on the Paulson plan, the market is falling today because the plan does not address the falling housing market and foreclosures. Moving "toxic paper" from financial institutions to the "deep pocket" of the U.S.

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Thu Oct 2, 2008
- The answer is more buyers for U.S. homes. Former Fed Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said increased numbers of skilled immigrants could help buy the surplus housing stock. The U.S. should offer non-citizens permanent immigrant status if they buy a home in foreclosure that has a price above $150,000.
Economists say rescue plan still needs work
Thu Oct 2, 2008
- The answer is more buyers for U.S. homes. Former Fed Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said increased numbers of skilled immigrants could help buy the surplus housing stock. The U.S. should offer non-citizens permanent immigrant status if they buy a home in foreclosure that has a price above $150,000.
Economists say rescue plan still needs work
Thu Oct 2, 2008
- The answer is more buyers for U.S. homes. Former Fed Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said increased numbers of skilled immigrants could help buy the surplus housing stock. The U.S.
What should Congress do next about the financial crisis?
Mon Sep 29, 2008
- There is a way to solve the credit crisis at NO expense to U.S. taxpayers. See article at
Foreclosures are key element missing in plan
Sun Sep 28, 2008
- The Paulson plan does not address the real problem - falling real estate prices and foreclosures. See alanwnash.newsvine.com for a solution to the real problem without expense to the U.S. taxpayer.
Is the congressional compromise on the bailout bill a good deal?
Sun Sep 28, 2008
- Why is the stock market down on news of the bailout? See a solution to the Real Problem at alanwnash.newsvine.com.

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