On the recordFebruary 14, 2011
No. We should not guarantee that nobody fails. We should allow institutions to fail.
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Mary L. Schapiro
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congress.govNo. We should not guarantee that nobody fails. We should allow institutions to fail.
Schapiro argues against guaranteeing that no institutions fail in the market.
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