Resolving the Thrift Industry Crisis: A Public Finance Perspective

Joseph J. Cordes and Martin A. Sullivan

National Tax Journal, 1989, vol. 42, issue 3, 233-47

Abstract: Considers a number of tax policy issues related to the proposed legislation for resolving the thrift industry problem. Discusses the role that tax policy plays in two fundamental aspects of the legislation: Resolution of the current problem and restoration of the reserves of the thrift industry deposit insurance fund.

Date: 1989
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