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Chicago Tribune

Residents from the Milwaukee neighborhoods of Riverwest and East Side are discussing printing their own money. The idea is that the local cash could be used at neighborhood stores and businesses, thus encouraging local spending.

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seekingalpha.com

The Federal Reserve must now make a tough choice. In the past, Federal Reserve Chairmen may have felt it necessary to support regular attacks on gold prices to dissuade conservative people from putting a majority of their capital into gold.

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Market-Ticker.denninger.net

There is no escaping this reality whether the government (or private parties) like it or not. These are mathematical facts and not subject to political whim; Paulson and Bernanke, both of whom are highly intelligent, understand this, the American pe

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Edwin Sumcad

Even just to think of America as an island in the Caribbean without the Federal Reserve where Robinson Crusoe lived with mutineers, pirates and cannibals for almost three decades is an intellectual obscenity. edwin a. sumcad/12/03/08.

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iTulip.com

You nailed it. That is why I say they are dead and all the cash infusions in the world from the Fed won’t bring them back to life. They are dead with the CDS and dead without them. The Fed may as well stop the intra-venous injections of reserves.

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LondonBanker.blogspot.com

When a central bank thinks its house is on fire, it too will rush to save the thing valued most. In the United States, the central bank has rushed to save the bonuses and dividends of its Wall Street clientele by hiding away the bad assets...

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Market-ticker.denninger.net

Paulson and Bernanke are effectively writing checks that President Obama is going to have to cash. I suspect he is going to find that this will get extraordinarily difficult some time in 2009, and when it does, that's when the real trouble will

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reuters.com/

"They were bailed out before, this is the second bailout, so what's going on? Are they going to ask for another bailout soon?" asked Cheril Nichols, a 50-year-old nurse from New Jersey.

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WallStreetJournal.com

The Federal Government has committed trillions of dollars through a wide range of rescue programs to shore up the economy. Below, the costs of some key programs and the dates they were announced.

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immobilienblasen.blogspot.com

The $4.6165 trillion dollars committed so far is about a trillion dollars ($979 billion dollars) greater than the entire cost of World War II borne by the United States: $3.6 trillion, adjusted for inflation (original cost was $288 billion). WWII was

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Bloomberg.com

The central bank is starting to use some of the unorthodox policy tools that Chairman Ben S. Bernanke outlined as a Fed governor six years ago. Policy makers are aiming to prevent a financial collapse and stamp out the threat of deflation.

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Michael Shedlock / Mish

Here is a Breakdown of the Bailout Rescue Efforts. Click on any chart for sharper image. Note: the tables below do not reflect another $300 billion for Citigroup.

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