"Too big to fail" was brilliant socio-economic policy. It was neither communist nor usually capitalist but authoritatively capitalist or an example of "third way" economics and politics. It recognizes the country itself as a corporate entity and every citizen with a high school diploma as good as a maintainable asset and a factor of gdp; they say. The big company that hires them and keeps them buying bread is also a factor of good gdp. This also respects the new technology that will come about from time to time that keeps life and the whole economic endeavor viable such as hydrogen fuel cells. No matter what, hire two secretaries for every word processing suite and two accountants for every spreadsheet program. Machines do not buy bread and nor do they lease vehicles.