"Banking Crisis: Limited Options and Fed's Next Move"
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The banking crisis has limited options for solutions, but one idea is gaining support: creating a "bad bank" to take on toxic assets and free up capital for banks to lend. This approach has been successful in the past and could help stabilize the financial system. However, there are concerns about the cost and potential moral hazard of such a plan.
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