In October of 2008, President Bush signed a piece of legislature designed to address the nation's mortgage crisis. The Troubled Asset Relief Program, commonly known as the TARP bailout, enabled the American government to buy assets and equity from financial institutions. It was theorized that the American government would strengthen its financial sector with what was expected to be an investment...
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