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FINANCIAL TIMES
────────────────────────────────America must seek aid for a global credit line
By Kenichi Ohmae
Published: September 30 2008 19:03 | Last updated: September 30 2008 19:03
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The US Congress has refused to pass the $700bn bail-out plan
for the time being. That may turn out to be appropriate.
The issue at the moment is to provide liquidity to the market,
particularly to failing financial insitutions. From the
experience of Japan throughout the 1990’s, and also from
the experience of Nordic countries, it is clear that the
US financial crisis is going through a familiar sequence of events.
The problem is the US leadership does not seem to understand
exactly what happened and what lessons to draw
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The Japan Times
What is needed to make the U.S. financial bailout plan a success
The refusal of the U.S. House of Representatives to pass the $700 billion bailout plan Monday may turn out to have been appropriate if the Congress correctly understands the priorities at hand.
The issue is not whether the situation should be left to the market or whether the government should save those who lose their house due to foreclosure.
The main challenge at this moment is to provide liquidity to the market,
particularly to failing financial institutions.
From the experience of Japan throughout the 1990s,
and also from the experience of Nordic countries,
it is clear that the U.S. financial crisis is also going through a sequence of events
— almost physical and also psychological — that are very similar to what happened elsewhere in the world.
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