A person could do a lot with the $62 billion AIG lost
ATLANTA - Thank goodness for CNN’s Peter Wilkinson who put insurance monster AIG’s staggering $62 billion quarterly loss into some sort of perspective by crunching the numbers and giving readers a sort of Top 10 list of what that money actually represents.
This is chicken feed.
For example, divided equally among America’s 303 million people, that’s $204 in everybody’s pocket.
Of course, AIG lost that money, so seen another way, that would be $204 we all could fork over to make up for that deficit.
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