Financial crisis (credit crunch): Swedish solution is being adopted by more countries. Now is England's turn, as per the report bloew:
From the Telegraph: Financial crisis: Government could take shares in high street banks
Alistair Darling, the Chancellor, could give the banks billions of pounds in return for shares in an emergency bailout plan to be enacted if the financial crisis worsens, The Daily Telegraph has learnt.
The Treasury has drawn up detailed plans for the scheme, which would put taxpayers' money at risk.
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The Treasury plan to take shares in major high street banks will be discussed by the council.
Financial crisis (credit crunch) solution: Swedish model Is being adopted by more countries (England's turn)
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