CEOS WHO WILL STAND UP FOR
Ford’s Alan Mullaly deserves commendation for turning bailout money down. Wells Fargo’s Dick Kovacevich initially did the same until he realized the other banks took the money—and who can blame him. The problem goes well beyond the irony of capitalists socializing their losses. “The process is inherently corrupting,” says Larry Reed, president of the Foundation for Economic Education and former chairman of the economics department of