No, the U.S. taxpayers lost about half a trillion dollars on the bailout.
This 2019 Annual Review of Financial Economics paper, prepared by Prof. Deborah Lucas from MIT's Sloan School of Business, explains how the half a trillion dollars figure came about.
> Table 2 summarizes the bailout costs using my preferred metric—a fair value basis around the time of the crisis. Those estimates total about $500 billion.
An article published by MIT Sloan summarises the paper.
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