My point is... no matter how many problems there are with the financial systems, ultimately the real world economy needs infrastructure upgrades to have a chance in the future. With the governmental philosophy we're seeing, I don't see those happening in US/EU during the recession.
Saving banks is fine (although regulation should have prevented this problem), but we have much bigger problems which aren't being addressed. Incidentally, investing in infrastructure would create jobs and help many companies stay in business. For example, those useless SUV factories could be retooled to start making electric trains for future transportation infrastructure. Is this going to happen? Most likely no, the automakers will just get a huge hat of money to burn for a few more months/years.
After some time, fuel prices go up again, and bam, another crash which "noone saw coming". Houses in suburbs get devalued even more since no one can afford to commute from there, and another housing crisis explodes.
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