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bailout
In a financial context, this term carries a heavy political and emotional charge. It often implies a sense of unfairness or "moral hazard," where a company is rescued from the consequences of its own poor decisions using public funds. It is frequently used in critical journalistic and political discourse to describe government intervention in the economy.
In aviation, the term is purely technical and descriptive, referring to the physical act of emergency egress. While the financial sense is often debated and contentious, the aviation sense is a matter of safety procedure and survival.
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The government announced a massive bailout for the struggling automotive industry.
The government announced a massive bailout for the struggling automotive industry.
I cannot believe the taxpayers are funding another corporate bailout.
The airline requested an emergency bailout to avoid immediate bankruptcy.
Many economists argue that a bailout creates a moral hazard for future investments.
The central bank provided a liquidity bailout to stabilize the financial markets.
The pilot initiated an emergency bailout after the engine exploded.
He barely survived the bailout during the crash of the prototype plane.
The crew was forced into a mid air bailout over the ocean.