Dan Seitz

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By September 2008 it was no longer individual banks but the entire financial system that had to be saved at all costs. It was entire markets and sectors—the repo market, ABCP, the mutual funds—that needed life support. It was the implosion of the financial system, imagined as something akin to a massive electrical power failure that threatened the entire economy.
Crashed: How a Decade of Financial Crises Changed the World
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