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Has America learnt a permanent lesson from the disaster of Reagan banking deregulation?

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Has America learnt a permanent lesson from the disaster of Reagan banking deregulation?

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No. There have been plenty of other banking disaster and indicators in the past, as time goes by it’s always been the case that greed {productive} gives way to excessive greed {disastrous} and we have a new crisis, or mini-crisis. The only way to control this is with regulation that follows the idea of putting a part of their anatomy in a vice and threatening to hit them with a baseball bat. Of course, this will never happen both because the Cities {over here in the UK, the last of the two Gog and Magog figures- the others being the Unions} wield too much power and influence and also because Western Countries need a strong financial sector to fuel their economies. We are far to reliant on service sectors, after all.

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