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So apparently the government has fixed matters. One starts with a big risks banks would go bankrupt as a result of an asset bubble. One gets the government to
by iofj 11y ago
So apparently the government has fixed matters.
One starts with a big risks banks would go bankrupt as a result of an asset bubble.
One gets the government to fix things using an unlimited supply of government spending. Stir thoroughly, and we get :
Big risk that big banks AND the government will go bankrupt (ie. hyperinflation, because "governments can't go bankrupt") as the result of an asset bubble.