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Repealing banking regulation in 1999 didn't cause the current crisis. Bringing it back won't fix it, either.
Bear Stearns shocked us. Lehman crushed us. AIG ticks us off. CIT? Eh.
While a U.S. settlement looks likely to be reached, it may rouse critics at home and abroad.



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Bear Stearns shocked us. Lehman Brothers crushed us. AIG ticks us off. But CIT? Eh.
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Great analysis, but can we also have some practical solutions? You are essentially wishing that politicians behave in a non-political manner for the common good.
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