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SourcePageNewsweek
DateDateJuly 6, 2010
URLURLhttp://www.newsweek.com/2010/07/06/financial-reform-or-revenge.html
QuoteText"The trouble is that—contrary to conventional wisdom—"too big to fail" was just a symptom of the crisis, not its basic cause. That was old-fashioned bad lending: home loans to borrowers who couldn't repay. The panic arose because no one knew the size or location of the losses, now estimated to exceed $1 trillion. Ironically, the legislation may weaken the government's ability to quell future panics by restricting-in highly technical ways-the Fed's authority to lend to panic-stricken institutions in the midst of crisis."
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Financial 'Reform' or Revenge? by Robert J. Samuelson (Newsweek, July 6, 2010) (view)