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	<title>Comments on: Jim Hamilton Scolds Bernanke for Regulatory Neglect</title>
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		<title>By: Richard Kline</title>
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		<dc:creator>Richard Kline</dc:creator>
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		<description>I&#039;m in complete agreement with Jim Hamilton that the lack of equity reserves throughout the financial system has been a major source of fragility.  Any reform proposal for the banking system must address this salient failing.  We&#039;ll know that Congress or the public authorities are serious about remedies as opposed to money gifts when this particular issue becomes a subject for serious proposed regulation, statutory or otherwise.  A good remedy may take more than simply mandating greater equity levels, but that certainly is the floor position of any reform proposal.  Institutions can&#039;t be both too big to fail and too poor to capitalize themselves.  . . . If it&#039;s the Real World we&#039;re talking about, that is.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m in complete agreement with Jim Hamilton that the lack of equity reserves throughout the financial system has been a major source of fragility.  Any reform proposal for the banking system must address this salient failing.  We&#8217;ll know that Congress or the public authorities are serious about remedies as opposed to money gifts when this particular issue becomes a subject for serious proposed regulation, statutory or otherwise.  A good remedy may take more than simply mandating greater equity levels, but that certainly is the floor position of any reform proposal.  Institutions can&#8217;t be both too big to fail and too poor to capitalize themselves.  . . . If it&#8217;s the Real World we&#8217;re talking about, that is.</p>
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