Despite slow start, analysts see promise in PPIP
Although it has taken quite a while to get off the ground, the Public-Private Investment Program [PPIP] could now do a lot of good for the financial markets, analysts said. The initial impact of PPIP doesn't have to be huge. Just getting movement started in the markets for financial instruments that effectively have frozen since the credit crunch hit would bring meaningful benefits, experts said.
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This story published in Real Estate Investment SmartBrief on 10/29/2009
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