Sorting out Fannie and Freddie
Of all the calamities in the credit crunch, none will cost the American taxpayer more than the bailout of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the government sponsored enterprises that underpin the US mortgage market. But nearly three years into the crisis, the government has yet to decide what to do with them. Chris Dammers explores the options.
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