The last two decades have taught us that when it comes to financial deregulation, it is possible to have too much of a good thing too quickly. Financial deregulation has often taken place indiscriminately without proper consideration of risks associated with the unfettered actions of borrowers and lenders. Compare and contrast less government intervention in the financial market and more intervention. Does deregulation lead to more economic growth and stability? .

1. The last two decades have taught us that when it comes to
financial deregulation, it is possible to have too much of a good
thing too quickly. Financial deregulation has often taken place
indiscriminately without proper consideration of risks
associated with the unfettered actions of borrowers and lenders.
Compare and contrast less government intervention in the
financial market and more intervention. Does deregulation lead
to more economic growth and stability?