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Why Mark-To-Market Accounting Rules Must Die
Brian S. Wesbury and Robert Stein, 02.24.09, 12:01 AM EST
They eliminate the time and growth needed to fix the economy.
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We have been accused of beating a dead horse when it comes to our support for either suspension of, or targeted relief from, market-to-market accounting.

And we suppose after writing thousands of words, producing videos and giving speeches about the issue, some might be tempted to let it go. But we can't do that, especially when the government continues to spend trillions of dollars and is coming very close to bank nationalization.
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Why Mark-To-Market Accounting Rules Must Die
Brian S. Wesbury and Robert Stein, 02.24.09, 12:01 AM EST
They eliminate the time and growth needed to fix the economy.
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We have been accused of beating a dead horse when it comes to our support for either suspension of, or targeted relief from, market-to-market accounting.

And we suppose after writing thousands of words, producing videos and giving speeches about the issue, some might be tempted to let it go. But we can't do that, especially when the government continues to spend trillions of dollars and is coming very close to bank nationalization.
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