Part 12/13:
As policymakers contemplate rolling back regulations and leveraging banks to perform what was once the Federal Reserve's role in bond-buying, the financial landscape appears precariously poised for upheaval. The risks of a repeat of 2008—or an even worse crisis—are rising if proper safeguards are not maintained.
This situation underscores the importance of cautious, well-regulated economic policy. While easing regulations might seem attractive short-term, the long-term risks could be catastrophic. Vigilance, transparency, and prudent risk assessment will be vital to avoid descending into a financial meltdown that could eclipse the memories of 2008.