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House Oversight and Government Reform Committee:
- Oct. 7, 2008: causes and effects of American International Group (AIG) bailout
[AIG Bailout - Causes and Effects], (search here) CIS-NO: Not Yet Assigned, SOURCE: Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. House, DOC-TYPE: Hearing, DATE: Oct. 7, 2008, CIS/Index
- Oct. 6, 2008: causes and effects of Lehman Brother bankruptcy
[Lehman Brothers Bankruptcy-Causes and Effects], (search here) CIS-NO: Not Yet Assigned, SOURCE: Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. House, DOC-TYPE: Hearing, DATE: Oct. 6, 2008, CIS/Index
House Education and Labor Committee
- Oct. 7, 2008: impact of financial crisis on workers retirement security
[Workers' Retirement Security-Impact of Financial Crisis], (search here) CIS-NO: Not Yet Assigned, SOURCE: Committee on Education and Labor. House, DOC-TYPE: Hearing, DATE: Oct. 7, 2008, CIS/Index
House Judiciary Committee
- Sept. 26, 2008: examination of Chapter 11 bankruptcy, focusing on Lehman Brothers, Sharper Image, and Bennigan’s
[Lehman Brothers, Sharper Image, Bennigan's, and Beyond: Is Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Working?], (search here) CIS-NO: Not Yet Assigned, SOURCE: Committee on Judiciary. House, DOC-TYPE: Hearing, DATE: Sept. 26, 2008, CIS/Index
House Financial Services Committee
- Sept. 25, 2008: Department of Treasury and Federal Housing Finance Agency actions regarding government–sponsored housing enterprises
[Recent Treasury and FHFA Actions Regarding the Housing GSE's], (search here) CIS-NO: Not Yet Assigned, SOURCE: Committee on Financial Services. House, DOC-TYPE: Hearing, DATE: Sept. 25, 2008, CIS/Index
- Sept. 24, 2008: future of financial service industry and solutions for current market crisis
[Future of Financial Services: Exploring Solutions for the Market Crisis], (search here) CIS-NO: Not Yet Assigned, SOURCE: Committee on Financial Services. House, DOC-TYPE: Hearing, DATE: Sept. 24, 2008, CIS/Index
- Sept. 18, 2008: breakdown of auction rate securities markets and regulatory response
[Auction Rate Securities Market: A Review of Problems and Potential Resolutions], (search here) CIS-NO: Not Yet Assigned, SOURCE: Committee on Financial Services. House, DOC-TYPE: Hearing, DATE: Sept. 18, 2008, CIS/Index
- Sept. 17, 2008: implementation of FHA hope for homeowners program and mortgage industry efforts to address home foreclosure problem
[Implementation of the Hope for Homeowners Program and A Review of Foreclosure Mitigation Efforts], (search here) CIS-NO: Not Yet Assigned, SOURCE: Committee on Financial Services. House, DOC-TYPE: Hearing, DATE: Sept. 17, 2008, CIS/Index
Senate Joint Economic Committee
- Sept. 24, 2008: U.S. economic outlook
[Economic Outlook], (search here) CIS-NO: Not Yet Assigned, SOURCE: Committee on Economic. Joint, DOC-TYPE: Hearing, DATE: Sept. 24, 2008, CIS/Index
Senate Banking Housing and Urban Affairs Committee
- Sept. 23, 2008: turmoil in credit markets, focusing on government sponsored entities, investment banks, and other financial institutions
[Current Credit Markets], (search here) CIS-NO: Not Yet Assigned, SOURCE: Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs. Senate, DOC-TYPE: Hearing, DATE: Sept. 23, 2008, CIS/Index
- Sept. 23, 2008: transparency in accounting rules
[Transparency in Accounting], (search here) CIS-NO: Not Yet Assigned, SOURCE: Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs. Senate, DOC-TYPE: Hearing, DATE: Sept. 18, 2008, CIS/Index
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LEARN MORE: To find out more about using congressional information to study the economic crisis and the bailout, please go to http://wiki.lexisnexis.com/academic/index.php?title=Economic_Crisis_2008 and scroll down the page to read our article Bailout Bill, AIG, and Executive Compensation
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