Is Taxpayer Money Behind Profits at Goldman Sachs? (2/12/10)
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The same year that Goldman Sachs reported its most profitable year in history, it received a $1.65 billion tax-free "Liberty Bond" and $65 millionfor job grants, tax exemptions, and energy discountsfor the construction of its new world headquarters. This video considersthe claim that Goldman Sachs received most of its money to trade from tax payers via the government. Experts featured include Nomi Prins, Simon Johnson, and Jeff Macke.
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