Megan McArdle initially opposed the GM bailout. But now, in an article in the November Atlantic Monthly, the magazine’s business and economics editor paints a positive picture—with a little bit of help from Jack Baruth and TTAC. (Read More…)
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Tagged as gm bailout, jack baruth, megan mcardle
Tagged as gm bailout, jack baruth, megan mcardle
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