No Bonuses during Bailouts
Am I reading this right? Seems that other firms are bound to follow.
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It's probably because the cost benefit was in Goldman's favor. Meaning the chances of them actually having to be bailed out are close to zero but they continue to put forth their glowing public image. It's a win win.
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