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Should the government continue bailing out BANKS and bank-related institutions?

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Should the government continue bailing out BANKS and bank-related institutions?

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To the extent that tax payer money to prevent banks from going under is cheaper on tax payers than allowing the banks to collapse, it is very clear that it is a wise of tax payer money. Of course the problem is how to determine this. BUt there are clear examples where a bailout may have been better, such as in the case of Lehman brothers. And we have a further issue of HOW best to go about it, so that tax payers get an upside when the bail outs do work. Philosophically, government bail outs are not a great evil, so long as tax payers are getting thier money’s worth and share in the upside profits.

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