On the recordJuly 20, 2009
Their testimony was quite clear that it was their opinion that the failure of any one of them, and particularly Chrysler, would cause systemic risk if they were allowed to fail.
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congress.govTheir testimony was quite clear that it was their opinion that the failure of any one of them, and particularly Chrysler, would cause systemic risk if they were allowed to fail.
Kanjorski discusses automakers' warnings about systemic risk from potential failures.
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