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But the current love-in with the state will be short-lived. Every time there has been a perceived crisis of capitalism in recent decades, the government's economic role has swelled. But inevitably, this process has gotten thrown into reverse and the free market stages a rousing comeback. That's because governments can screw up economies just as effectively — in fact, more effectively — than free markets.
Why Government Intervention Won't Last - TIME
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I agree. Once the U.S economy is back on track we won't see no more gov't intervention than what's actually needed. Better oversights to prevent shady loan practices will probably be the main thing that will come out of all of this.
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