Resetting the Baseline of Ownership: Takings and Investor Expectations after the Bailouts (original) (raw)

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This paper explores the implications of the federal government's nationalization of key companies during the 2008 economic crisis, specifically regarding investor claims under the Takings Clause. By analyzing existing litigation related to the actions taken to rescue companies like Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and AIG, the paper discusses how these events impact investors' reasonable expectations of ownership and the precedent they set for future economic crises.

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