The belief that the regulators of the U.S. financial system would not tolerate any losses by depositors at large depository institutions is called

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The belief that the regulators of the U.S. financial system would not tolerate any losses by depositors at large depository institutions is called the too-big-to-fail doctrine. This means that if a large financial institution were to fail, the government would step in to prevent significant losses to depositors and prevent any negative impacts on the entire financial system.

The Belief That the Regulators of the U