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Something between 150 and 300 years seems reasonable.

• thfuran 3y ago
  That seems way too long to reasonably be considered relevant to modern banking in the US. At one end, it pre-dates this country, and the other still pre-dates the start of the gold standard, let alone its end.
  • kodah 3y ago
    100 years seems reasonable. That would include the gold standard change, some significant monetary changes, and the great depression. I disagree that banking regulation is too much, but I do think the Federal government has an obligation to make regulation implementation easier to implement. We also have some non-sensical banking regulations that continue to victimize sex workers for the sake of it, so I think it's a mixed bag.