Government Taps Bailout Contractors With Conflicts of Interest
Elana Schor, The Washington Independent: "As the Wall Street bailout nears its first anniversary, the controversy over giving public money to private banks has become public knowledge. But an equally risky aspect of the financial rescue has flown largely under the radar: the government's reliance on private contractors - many with potentially significant conflicts of interest - to help revive the stalled economy."
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http://www.truthout.org/053009Y
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http://freepage.twoday.net/search?q=Elana+Schor
rudkla - 30. Mai, 21:57