Falir é Bom e Faz Bem

É o que diz Simon Johnson, professor de empreendedorismo na MIT Sloan School of Management:

“This country (os EUA) is based on our ability to take risks, to create new things — and our ability to fail, individually and in a corporate setting. If you become too big to fail, it’s no longer a market economy.”

Ainda segundo a reportagem, "In turn, Johnson suggested that a critical problem with large financial institutions is not just economic, but political: Bigger banks hold more influence in Washington, reducing government latitude for action. Johnson, the former chief economist of the International Monetary Fund, calls this industry “capture of the state."

Nada de novo até aqui, mas é bom lembrar que capitalismo sem falência é como religião sem pecado. Simplesmente não funciona.