A year after Washington rescued the big names of American finance, it’s still hard to get a loan. But the problem isn’t just tight-fisted banks. The continued disarray in debt-securitization marketsis making loans scarce and threatening to slow the economic recovery.
By editor Oct 7, 2009, 12:48 PM
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