Here's a round up of WSJ articles on the financial crisis
- A Main Street Rescue 09/29/08 — Congress passed this 'bailout' a long time ago.
- The Washington Panic 09/27/08 — The Paulson plan is a tool to avoid a deeper downturn.
- The Paulson Sale 09/24/08 — Taxpayers are going to put up capital one way or another.
- A Mortgage Fable 09/22/08 — Beltway trilogy: the Fed, Fannie Mae, and Bear Stearns.
- Stopping the Panic 09/20/08 – Now the task is to protect taxpayers and restore markets.
- Be It Resolved 09/19/08 – Paulson and Bernanke ask Congress for a resolution agency.
- The Fed and AIG 09/18/08 – Nationalizations aren't stopping the financial panic.
- McCain and the Markets 09/17/08 – Denouncing 'greed' and Wall Street isn't a growth agenda.
- The Fed's Epic Day 09/17/08 – It's only fair to praise the central bank when it does the right thing.
- Surviving the Panic 09/16/08 – A resolution agency, steady monetary policy, and a big tax cut.
- Wall Street Reckoning 09/15/08 – Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson's refusal to blink won't get any second guessing from us.
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