In a widely attended brainstorming session at which participants were asked what single failure accounted for the crisis, there was a resounding answer: the belief that markets were self-correcting.
Lors d’une session de brainstorming à laquelle on a demandé aux nombreux participants quel échec expliquait la crise, la réponse fut retentissante : la croyance que les marchés se corrigent d’eux-mêmes.