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Euro zone at odds over "bail-in" of Cypriot depositors
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breezinthru wrote:
excerpt from the article: “Germany, Finland and the Netherlands are among those who say taxpayers cannot be expected to go on financing euro zone bailouts, saying it is time for owners and depositors in risk-laden banks to accept losses on investments.”
That was a morally bankrupt approach when the US started bailing banks out in 2007. It took a long time for anyone to conclude that investors might occasionally lose money. It is not the citizens’ obligation to make sure that investors never lose money on a large scale.
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