What do you think? Are government bailouts part of doing business?
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3 comments:
Not at all! How is helping major corporations help us any? Has it even? I haven't felt any relief since..if anything it seems worse for the little guy.
Understood - but remember the question: Is it business? Your response implies that there must be some sort of win-win to business. Do not leave this thought implicit - bring it out. Tell us more.
Unfortunately, bailouts (at least on this grand scale) are at this point crucial in the survival of big business's that fail. Of course, this doesn't seem fair, but the livelihoods of millions are on the line with the ripple effect the failure of big banks would create. It doesn't seem right, but has to happen; at least in this situation.
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