Change Bankers Had Hoped For
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Change Bankers Had Hoped For

Now that the 5th Summit of the Americas is over, we would like to point out that there is no interest in renegotiating or reopening NAFTA.
No need to renegotiate NAFTA to improve it: USTR
Reuters.uk (20 Apr 09)
Indeed, now the US will move ahead on three pending free trade agreements with Colombia, Panama and South Korea.
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Catherine,
Thank you for putting up the video of Dingell and Gore. I started hearing radio ads today urging voters to call their representatives regarding the Waxman-Markey clean energy bill. After having loosley followed the suject periodically from what I can tell cap and trade may be even more “change” bankers had hoped for. I am no expert on the subject, or finance for that matter, but assume that any remaining banking institutions will have to broker the deals and therefore stand to profit. Am I wrong in my conclusion?
Comments are closed.
Catherine,
Thank you for putting up the video of Dingell and Gore. I started hearing radio ads today urging voters to call their representatives regarding the Waxman-Markey clean energy bill. After having loosley followed the suject periodically from what I can tell cap and trade may be even more “change” bankers had hoped for. I am no expert on the subject, or finance for that matter, but assume that any remaining banking institutions will have to broker the deals and therefore stand to profit. Am I wrong in my conclusion?