The editorial discusses the U.S. government's sale of its shares in A.I.G. after a bailout and questions if a similar financial crisis could happen again. It highlights the role of A.I.G. Financial Products in the 2008 collapse, the Dodd-Frank reform law, and the need for international coordination in regulating financial derivatives. The editorial criticizes the financial industry's resistance to regulation and calls for faster implementation of rules to prevent future crises.
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