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>>25355789
got burned on that one

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>>5706274
You inherited a curse

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I have some questions about some economic hypotheticals.

>Can a city go bankrupt? If so, how?
>If a city were to go bankrupt, what would the process be, if a company were to bail it out?
>Is it sensical for an industrial city to go bankrupt, and for a hypothetical megacorporation to bail it out; buying the factories, employing the workers, etc, and in the deal signed by the city representatives and the corporate representatives, clauses dictating linguistic/cultural controls?

I know very little about economics, and am writing some fiction where something similar to the above occurs, could you help me with keeping it credible, or at least reasonably within the realms of reality?

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