Bailouts of too-big-to-fail banks are unpopular among economists, policymakers, and taxpayers, who resent special deals for financial bigwigs. Public anger gave regulators in the United States and elsewhere widespread support after the financial crisis to set higher capital and other safety requirements.
经济学家、决策者和纳税人都不支持援助太大而不能倒的银行，他们对于与金融大亨做特殊交易深恶痛绝。金融危机后，公众愤怒让美国和其他地区的监管者的措施——提高资本和其他安全性要求获得了广泛的支持。更多的监管改变也开始运作。