Canada's Regulatory Structure Allowed Its Banking Industry to Avoid Major

question 5

True/False

Canada's regulatory structure allowed its banking industry to avoid major problems during the financial crisis of 2008. This development is unsurprising to those who believe the private interest model is closer to reality.

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