Over the past century – with the notable exception of the Great Depression – the US political system has been remarkably good at foreseeing crises long before they have happened, and at least setting the foundation for dealing with them when they have occurred.
Durante el siglo pasado -con la notable excepción de la Gran Depresión- el sistema político estadounidense ha sido notablemente apto para prever las crisis mucho antes de que se produjeran, y por lo menos sentar las bases para abordarlas una vez que ocurrían.