As the Fed responded to the financial crisis that followed the collapse of the housing market,certain banks were:
A) deemed too large to fail,as their failure would carry the risk of causing a domino effect in the highly integrated financial system.
B) deemed too large to stay afloat,as they would be too costly to save.
C) deemed too small to fail,as they were easy to save.
D) None of these statements is true.
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