The Treasury Department's latest financial report on the Troubled Asset Relief Program includes no specifics on how much the agency is paying each of the outside contractors it hired to provide financial or legal advice.
Nor does it explain why the total amount of money the agency is projected to spend on outside services this month far exceeds the publicly announced dollar value of its agreements with those contractors, reports Chris Carey at Bailoutsleuth.com.
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