Which of the following was saved from bankruptcy by the administration of George W. Bush during the Great Recession?
a) Freddie Mac
b) Enron
Consider This: A booming real-estate market in the early 2000s tempted banks and other investors to borrow and lend more than was prudent; when the real-estate bubble burst in 2007, the financial markets reeled. See 32.5.1: The Great Recession.
c) WorldCom, Inc.
Consider This: A booming real-estate market in the early 2000s tempted banks and other investors to borrow and lend more than was prudent; when the real-estate bubble burst in 2007, the financial markets reeled. See 32.5.1: The Great Recession.
d) Tyco International
Consider This: A booming real-estate market in the early 2000s tempted banks and other investors to borrow and lend more than was prudent; when the real-estate bubble burst in 2007, the financial markets reeled. See 32.5.1: The Great Recession.
a) Freddie Mac
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