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KansDem Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Sep-09-11 09:48 AM
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Source for the "37 to 4 in 20 years" thread yesterday.
Edited on Fri Sep-09-11 10:27 AM by KansDem
Some DUers wanted to know the source for the graphic.

It's from the January/February, 2010 issue of MotherJones:

How Banks Got Too Big to Fail

The nation's 10 largest financial institutions hold 54 percent of our total financial assets; in 1990, they held 20 percent. In the meantime, the number of banks has dropped from more than 12,500 to about 8,000. Some major mergers and acquisitions over the past 20 years:

(Click on the chart for a larger view)


Mother Jones: January/February, 2010

Not much text but it appears to be part of a larger overview of how we arrived at our current economic situation...

Check this one out:


Looks like the boom started right around 1980.

Hmmmmm...1980?...1980?... ...now why does that year sound so familiar?

edited to add "2010" above...

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pansypoo53219 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Sep-09-11 10:59 AM
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1. the bookends of financial crap.
reagan + georgee.
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