Apropos Ted's psychoanalysis of crisis, I think one of the mechanisms by which modern bailouts work is psychological - they put a cap or collar (to use the language of derivatives) on fear, thereby slowing the rush to the exits to a more manageable pace. This will no doubt outrage some Freud-hating Marxists, but I don't see how anyone who's followed the financial history of the post-WW II era can conclude otherwise - except to cling to a faith in the Big One to come. Doug
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