John B. Taylor: “the effect of this too-big-to-fail affects us even now on a relatively…”

On the recordMay 14, 2013

the effect of this too-big-to-fail affects us even now on a relatively calm day, because the giant banks are getting bigger.

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Taylor expresses concern about the growing influence of large banks on borrowers.

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John B. Taylor: “the effect of this too-big-to-fail affects us even now on a relatively calm day, because the giant banks are getting…”