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 To The  ECONOMIC CRISIS

“In 2008, the house of cards collapsed. Mortgages were sold to people

 who couldn’t afford or understand them. Banks made huge bets and 

bonuses with other people’s money. It was a crisis that cost us more than 

eight million jobs and plunged our economy and the world into a 

crisis from which we are still fighting to recover.”                                                                                                                        PresidenBarack Obama, Blueprint



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$10.5 Mil. Wall St BONUS (def).- paid over and above what is due.

While Morgan Stanley's CEO James Gorman is granted a $10.5 Million bonus; about 10.5 million people are crying to wall street to help modify and make their home loans affordable. Many believe they are getting paid for doing their job poorly, but how do we know they weren't doing their jobs just as planned.  Remember bonuses are usually given as a reward.
Reutgers via Huffington Post Overall, Morgan Stanley paid out $16.4 billion worth of compensation and benefits in 2011, which translated into $264,996 per employee. The figures were higher than the previous year because of severance costs from recent layoffs, higher pay for financial advisers and an unusually large amount of deferred compensation from previous years that came due in 2011...READ MORE

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