The economy is in an awful jam. Consumers and businesses need access to credit. Many banks, starved of capital, aren’t up to the task. Nor is the shadow banking system, which offered an alternative source of credit from money-market, bond and hedge funds, but has now dried up.
One suggested out: Create new banks that wouldn’t be saddled with the soured loans and toxic assets constraining other lenders.
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