bailout programs during the 2008 financial crisis
Bailout programs during the 2008 financial crisis refer to government initiatives aimed at providing financial aid and support to struggling financial institutions, such as banks, insurance companies, and automakers, to prevent their collapse. These programs were implemented to stabilize the economy, restore confidence in the financial sector, and prevent a widespread economic downturn.
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