The bailout problem is still there. There will be every incentive for the FDIC to provide additional funds to some creditors.
John B. Taylor: “The bailout problem is still there. There will be every incentive for the FDIC to provide additional funds to some…”
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Warning that FDIC actions may lead to bailouts despite Title II regulations.
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