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Debate: $700 billion US economic bailout
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- Argument: Paulson Plan does not allow for enough Congressional oversight
- Argument: $700b plan and intervention in markets worsens problems
- Argument: $700b plan bails-out risk-takers who need to learn lesson
- Argument: US economic crisis is not that bad; $700b plan over-adjusts
- Argument: $700b plan would bail-out greedy capitalists that created crisis
- Argument: $700b bailout is consistent with US government interventionism
- Argument: Needed bail-out won't undermine lessons of US financial crisis
- Argument: Too much regulation, not too little, caused US economic crisis
- Argument: Not passing $700b bailout risks sending economy into major recession
- Argument: $700b plan saves economy and taxpayers, not just Wallstreet
- Argument: $700b plan is better for economy/taxpayers than doing nothing
- Argument: $700b bailout is generally well designed to solve US economic crisis
- Argument: $700b bailout is unjustified over majority taxpayer opposition
- Argument: $700b bailout saves Wallstreet by slamming taxpayers
- Argument: $700b plan is very unfortunate, but is a necessary evil
- Argument: $700b plan may result in few losses or actually profit taxpayers
- Argument: Most economists support the $700b US economic bailout plan
- Argument: $700b plan gives unconstitutionally broad power to Treasury
- Argument: $700b bailout would increase US deficit and interest rates
- Argument: $700b bailout offers buyer for frozen mortgages; restores liquidity
- Argument: Government should buy stock in banks, not just bail them out
- Argument: A good solution to the US economic crisis cannot be rushed
- Argument: Bailout could cost more than $700b if mortgage assets collapse
- Argument: $700b bailout could go toward excessive pay of greedy CEOs
- Argument: $700b plan has been corruptly influenced by Wallstreet
- Argument: Advocates are fear-mongering to ram through $700b plan
- Argument: Government can cut taxes to increase liquidity
- Argument: Money supply can increase liquidity, solve crisis
- Argument: US government has no credibility to solve economic crisis
- Argument: Mortgages should be propped up from bottom-up, not top-down
- Argument: Leadership crisis is only worsened by not passing $700b plan
- Argument: Taxpayer opposition to $700b plan is ill-informed; ignore it
- Argument: Deregulation and free-market ideologies caused US economic crisis
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