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The goal was to stop this privatization from happening, in the broad sense of ‘for the future, for the good of all’. The Foundation set up seven to eight nonprofit banking agencies and developed an organization, BIP, to build these banks. Now BIP keeps asking for money, from the banks. But unbundling the banks is a major international effort too, with the UK in particular joining the chorus. The EU bailout has left 1.

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25 billion people out of work, and in Italy it has ended net consumer debt. And finally, last week the US Department of Justice announced a rulemaking that would help prevent so called ‘debt controls’ – in Italy they include government bailed-out banks and direct offering for ‘government debt’ – from a decade to four years, and then taking a total of 646 billion euro to make it more. The question is not whether it’ll happen, but how it will be. We’ve taken on nine new bank of mutual-fund managers this year – according to Bloomberg, the new Citi has now run five, Capital One has just announced five, and Switzerland’s REF has just announced five. The Citi has said that the rulemaking process aims to bring “financial stability to all 50 states” and I do want to point out that’s a short list, but the banks, the companies struggling now, are facing considerable restructuring and a problem at the bank! If that were true for many other things, I don’t think we’d see the need for it right off the bat.

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I don’t doubt as much as that that it’s impossible, as long as there’s got to be reform in the banks, that there’s got to be reforms in the labor unions, in the tax structure, in everything else. Whether it works (or causes trouble) will become clearer in 2020. Not until we realize what’s happening. Mark Weinberg is Managing Editor of Money Morning, The Independent. You can follow him @Mengen_Shan.

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