Too big to fail is the Government policy that ensures that certain financial institutions cannot be allowed to fail
Sherrod Brown: “Too big to fail is the Government policy that ensures that certain financial institutions cannot be allowed to fail”
On the recordJuly 30, 2014
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Brown defines the 'too big to fail' policy regarding financial institutions.
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