I suspect it will nurture a massive structural problem few today would understand or care much about. It will be allowed to grow unabated because, frankly, ther

I suspect it will nurture a massive structural problem few today would understand or care much about. It will be allowed to grow unabated because, frankly, there will be bigger fish to fry. Maybe a little like subprime leading up to 2008. The problem was written off by just about everyone who bothered to look, until something snapped and it was the only thing that mattered. We may be seeing the start of this in the repo market, which once again had a convulsion today. I doubt many care about it or really understand it, and that goes double for policy makers.