please define a "bailout"
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Y. Schroeder from Germany
24 December, 2008
the "bailout " is A situation in which a business, individual or government offers money to a failing business in order to prevent the consequences that arise from a business' downfall. Bailouts can take the form of loans, bonds, stocks or cash. They may or may not require reimbursement.
Bailouts have traditionally occurred in industries or businesses that may be perceived no longer being viable, or are just sustaining huge losses. Typically, these companies employ a large number of people, leading some people to believe that the economy would be unable sustain such a huge jump in unemployment if the business folded.
For example, Chrysler, a large U.S. Automaker was in need of a bailout in the early 1980s. The U.S. Government stepped in and offered roughly $1.2 billion to the failing company. Chrysler was able to pay the entire bailout back, and is currently a profitable firm. Visit Interbank FX
any site that's famous for its great connection that you can recommend for me?
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V. Freeman from Hartlepool, United Kingdom
04 October, 2008
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