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Seems like there three main choices:

1. Don't allow institutions to become "too big to fail" with extensive anti-trust type regulation

2. Allow "too big to fail" but regulate the snot out of them to ensure transparency

3. None of the above - accept that bubbles are part of the human experience and that societal bailouts are a post-dated check to pay for the up-front subsidy

All three approaches have their downsides, I'm not sure any one of them is more viable in the long run than any other.