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The Fed’s two-headed policy—head in the sand before a crisis, intervention after the fact—is more misguided when viewed as one single policy. The government’s emphasis should always be on prevention, not on active intervention. It is altogether proper that the government set rules in advance for regulated bodies such as banks; crisis intervention on behalf of unregulated hedge funds is another matter.
When Genius Failed: The Rise and Fall of Long-Term Capital Management
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