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Biased Assessment & Half the book is reprint of EESA Law - [07 Aug 2009]
I read the book and was displeased with the author's assertions that the mortgage crisis was caused by Wall Street greed. Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac were largely exonerated in his book from any culpability other than the fact that they bought subprime...
caused by Wall Street greed. Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac were largely exonerated in his...
www.amazon.com/review/R3EPD9L1A...
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Re-hash of headlines - [07 Jul 2009]
Anyone having paid attention to the news before, during and after the financial meltdown in the fall of 2008 could easily prepare such a book. I found the book riddled with errors as Muolo/Wiley scrambled to get this book onto retail shelves within months...
the fall of 2008 could easily prepare such a book. I found the book riddled with errors as...
www.amazon.com/review/R2GQW3W5HZ...
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$700 Billion Mistake? - [01 Jun 2009]
The economy is in shambles making for scary times in American. Unemployment is continuously increasing, businesses are failing, mortgages are being foreclosed at alarming rates, and the most horrifying fact is that the gross national debt was just increased...
increasing, businesses are failing, mortgages are being foreclosed at alarming rates, and...
www.amazon.com/review/RB7564HM2...
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Objective and Useful! - [08 Feb 2009]
Most of the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act (EESA - $700 million) consists of 300 pages (out of a 451 page total) of tax breaks for businesses and consumers that have nothing to do with the mortgage and credit crisis. The act originated as a three...
(out of a 451 page total) of tax breaks for businesses and consumers that have nothing to...
www.amazon.com/review/R2M2KJA3VEX...
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A helpful outline of a monstrous problem that nobody seems to fully understand - [25 Jan 2009]
Paul Muolo provides a clear and apparently fair and balanced explanation of how it would have been practically impossible for the Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the banks to inflate the housing bubble to such a monstrous size if Standard & Poor's, Moody...
been practically impossible for the Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the banks to inflate the...
www.amazon.com/review/R2SVJUUP9...
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Now, I get it! - [09 Jan 2009]
Whenever any financial or political issue becomes too big and too complex, I always look for two things: Number one. of course, is - the ANSWER or the PROCESS for getting to resolve. Number two, and just as important is - someone to explain what happened...
two things: Number one. of course, is - the ANSWER or the PROCESS for getting to resolve...
www.amazon.com/review/RCV6T89VEPIWM...
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Buy This Book Now! - [10 Dec 2008]
Paul Muolo has a track record of analyzing an economic situation with well informed research and depth of thinking. The same goes here. Extremely well written and well thought out, easy to read, very assessible--congrats to Muolo for a job well done. ...
and depth of thinking. The same goes here. Extremely well written and well thought out, ...
www.amazon.com/review/RIQY93KASNS...
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$700 Billion won't be enough! - [04 Dec 2008]
After enjoying the author's previous tome, Chain of Blame, I was interested in following how sub prime mortgage crisis would be handled. This is your guide to how the bailout money's to be spent and what that will mean to the individual. Like Muolo's ...
sub prime mortgage crisis would be handled. This is your guide to how the bailout money'...
www.amazon.com/review/RIL713YDE...
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The Emergency Economic Stabilization Act in Plain English - [02 Dec 2008]
Anyone can read this book, and everyone should. The author provides details and insight into the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 and specifically addresses it possible impact on us. In non-technical language, the author explains what seems...
the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 and specifically addresses it possible ...
www.amazon.com/review/R3KBLGTMSBTHW...
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