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America was built on risk taking by investment banks such as Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley. Now that the last of these Wall Street banks have converted themselves to lower risk, tightly regulated commercial banks, limiting their ability to dabble in exotic derivatives and credit instruments that contributed to the credit crunch, are we looking at the end of capitalism as we know it? State intervention is the ultimate taboo of free market. Isn't regulated capitalism an oxymoron?
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