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Friday, 13 March 2020

The market to the rescue

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I've been worried that businesses can't get loans to keep going during a virus shut down. Everyone seems to be jumping to the idea that we need rivers of Federal money.  Maybe I should have more faith in the free (well, this is banking, but somewhat free) market.

(Thanks to an anonymous correspondent for the tip.)

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