The U.S. government might have given 10 big banks permission to repay their bailout money, but numerous questions remain.
Were the stress tests that the banks took difficult enough?
What’s motivating the banks to repay the money? Is it a prudent move or just a way to avoid government intervention in their operations?
And how if at all will repaying the TARP money influence banks’ likeliness to lend?
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