bank bailouts
"Bank bailouts" refer to financial interventions carried out by governments or central banks to rescue struggling or failing banks by providing them with funds or guarantees. These interventions aim to stabilize the banking system, prevent widespread financial crises, and protect depositors, creditors, and the overall economy.
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