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Economic bubbles / Systemic risk / Financial crises / Too big to fail / Shadow banking system / Late-2000s financial crisis / Bank / Investment banking / Financial crisis / Economics / Economic history / Bank regulation in the United States
Date: 2014-12-15 08:30:12
Economic bubbles
Systemic risk
Financial crises
Too big to fail
Shadow banking system
Late-2000s financial crisis
Bank
Investment banking
Financial crisis
Economics
Economic history
Bank regulation in the United States

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