Now that the crisis is seven years behind us, how have governments and voters in Europe and North America answered this important question? Have they shown, by their actions, that they think financial markets need tighter controls or that, on the contrary, the state should repudiate bailouts and leave financial firms to face the full consequences of their own mistakes?
如今，危机已经过去了七年，政府和欧洲及美国的选民如何回答这一重要问题？他们用行动证明了他们认为金融市场需要更严格的监管，还是相反，国家应该拒绝提供援助，让金融企业直面自身错误的全部后果？