Don't Forget Too Big to Fail

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andenamari of AR 9:31PM November 22, 2009

The business model here in the US praises success and failures declare bankruptcy and reorganize or sell the assets and go out of business.

There is no reason the bankruptcy model can't work no matter how big the entity.

I also wonder why banks are in the business to take incredible risks. I think banks should be like utilities. Always there and just paying out the low, but steady dividends. If I want a higher rate of return, I can invest my money with the fund (and risk) of my choice. Separate the banks from the risks.

Leighsah Jones of FL 12:45PM October 26, 2009

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