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I think we all do. When we were talking about the trivial (ahem) sum of $700 billion, that seemed like a pretty cheap cost to avoid an economic meltdown which could cost trillions.
But now we're talking trillions in costs. So what do the trillions of cost actually buy us?
And what is the additional cost imposed if we keep pledging all this money to further bailouts and it still doesn't work, thus not only leaving us with a bankrupted economy but a bankrupted government as well?