Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Unattainable Financial Reform

The government has given more power to the Federal Reserve but the agency has had perhaps too much power up to now. The big problem is the possibility of any banking institution failing and then dragging down another.

Unfortunately, the regulators have historically never been good at this, and I doubt they ever will. The latest Dodd-Frank legislation has merely made it more impossible for big banks to fail.

That spells out more senseless bailouts.

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