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China and the bailout: Happy to help 
Salon | by Andrew Leonard | Thu, Oct 16
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Two weeks ago, the Hong Kong newspaper Ming Pao Daily reported China's government had expressed interest in purchasing "at least" $200 billion worth of new U.S. Treasuries, to be issued soon by Hank Paulson and Co. in order to pay for the ballooning operating expenses of the U.S. government. Ch...
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