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Let them all fail. Its not one else's problem. If these banks make bad speculations, and investments well, that is on them. The free market is going as it should be. Investments/Speculations are not guaranteed. Its all risky business. In fact, they are exactly like any other business, if the market is over saturated, then most will and should fail.
"debt problem" there are so many issues to be unpacked from that statement. First you have to define what specifically the problems are and what types of debts are the problem between consumers, banks, governments, etc..
Do they factor in the companies that doe not borrow money? If so, how do they get that information? Our company is privately held and virtually never borrows money. We have a substantial line of credit available for cash flow, but we rarely touch it. Not a small company at least for our business (6-7 billion a year in sales). If they do not factor in the companies that do not borrow, then their conclusions are not an accurate picture of the strength/weakness of the economy.
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