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Analysis: Regulating against the TBTF problem
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apesphere on 11 May 2009
From: www.latimes.com
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"Too big to fail" has become an acronym and so part of the cultural lexicon. Can we at least stop it being a permanent feature of the economic system?
Scholars from the Brookings Institution argue that actually many supposedly TBTF institutions could in fact be allowed to fail without serious economic repercussions. What is needed is a commitment not to bail them out.
Andrew Newton is the author of The Handbook of Compliance: Making Ethics Work in Financial Services
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- Topics: Politics & Regulation, aig, automobiles, bailout, bank of america, banking regulation, citibank, citigroup, communities, economic crisis, financial regulation, financial services, free market economics, general motors, goldman sachs, investors, jp morgan, lehman bros, regulation, too big to fail, too big to fail (tbtf), usa & canada, wells fargo
Julie Nelson 

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