Marginal Revolution: How good can financial regulation become? firms like investment banks, who profit by taking on financial risks, may impose some of those risks on the economic system as a whole. That is why the argument that incentives are aligned does not hold when firms start pushing the limits. They are gambling, partly, with our money.
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