Treasury cuts bailout price tag to $50 billion
Posted on | October 5, 2010 | No Comments
The $700 billion financial bailout will cost about $50 billion, the Treasury Department said Tuesday. The price tag was included in a report on the two-year program and is lower than earlier projections _ including a $66 billion estimate this summer by the…
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