>You think the squeeze and now the glut didn’t come at a significant cost to consumers and the economy as a whole? Ah, yes, this tired old "we should incur bro

>You think the squeeze and now the glut didn’t come at a significant cost to consumers and the economy as a whole? Ah, yes, this tired old "we should incur broad and hard to quantify bad things to avoid some small but easy to quantify bad thing" that is ever popular among people who should be smart enough to know better. I agree that the system does seem somewhat under dampened but without a serious attempt at forecasting what the actual cost of damping it is I see no reason to change the status quo.