Mic: Clinton has called for more regulation of Wall
Street, oversight of shadow banks and additional fees. Sanders has gone
further, calling for big banks to be broken up and the Glass-Steagall Act to be revived. Who do you think has the right idea in that policy domain?
RR: As I've written about in several columns and
essays, we need to break up the big banks, and also resurrect the
Glass-Steagall Act. Doing one without the other won't avoid a Too Big to
Fail catastrophe.
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