The bailouts for what he called systemically important companies have worked out well so far, at least in terms of return on investment. Of the $200 billion the government has pumped in from a variety of liquidity programs, it has seen a return of $80 billion so far.
"That money goes to reduce how much we have to borrow and it means that we have more resources available to do the necessary things our country needs," Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said. "We're getting a pretty good return on those investments so far."
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