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  • Bailout Illustrated

    By Glenn Roberts Jr., Thursday, December 18, 2008

    The blog for money management site Mint.com carries a graphic suggesting who ultimately may foot the bill for the $700 billion federal "bailout" spending plan.

    About half of the money is already accounted for, and there are reports that Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson may ask Congress for the second half of the money.

    The Mint.com site had earlier posted the original "Visual Guide to the Financial Crisis" that focused on actions leading to the economic boondoggle. Both illustrations were designed by WallStats.com.

    <a href="http://blog.mint.com/blog/finance-core/a-visual-guide-to-the-financial-crisisthe-bailout/">Click here to view full-size graphic.</a>Click here to view full-size graphic.

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