Scenarios about 'banking regulation'
Banking regulation refers to the legal framework and rules governing the operations, risk management, and capital requirements of financial institutions. These regulations evolved significantly after financial crises, particularly the Great Depression and 2008 Global Financial Crisis, to promote stability, protect consumers, and prevent systemic failure. In alternate history scenarios, different regulatory approaches could dramatically alter economic development, financial innovation, and the severity or occurrence of economic downturns.
What If The 2008 Financial Crisis Was Prevented?
Exploring the alternate timeline where regulatory action and financial foresight prevented the 2008 global financial crisis, dramatically altering the economic and political landscape of the 21st century.
What If The Housing Bubble Never Formed?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the 2000s U.S. housing bubble never inflated, potentially preventing the 2008 global financial crisis and dramatically altering the 21st century economic landscape.