I've Always Said, 'i Don't Want To

I Don't Think A Bankruptcy Is A Good Thing.

One Of The Most Constant Aspects Of American Life Is Change - And Nowhere Is It More Evident Than In Our Financial Markets.

For Market Discipline To Constrain Risk Effectively, Financial Institutions Must Be Allowed To Fail. Under Optimal Financial Regulatory And Financial System Infrastructures, Such A Failure Would Not Threaten The Overall System.

There Is A Very Real Danger That Financial Regulation Will Become A Wolf In Sheep's Clothing.

The U.s. Didn't Save Enough; We Borrowed A Lot. There Were Structural Imbalances In Asia With Exporters, With Oil Exporters For A Whole Variety Of Things.