What's Left After Detroit Bankruptcy? A look at what might be recoverable following the city's declaration of bankruptcy.
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Bloomberg Economics Editor Michael McKee looks at the depths of Detroit’s economic malaise and what might be recoverable following the city’s declaration of bankruptcy. He speaks on Bloomberg Television’s “In The Loop.”
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