It’s been over a week since Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner announced his Public-Private Partnership Investment Program designed to help the banks dump their “toxic assets”. As of late, the plan has received some much deserved criticism. Upon closer review, It’s my opinion that the plan won’t work in its current form because it fails to address one major question.
“What if the banks colluded to create a market price for these assets that is much higher than their actual value?”
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