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Bank Failure Response Analysis
A regional bank is facing imminent collapse due to poor investment decisions. Government regulators are presented with two primary response strategies. Analyze both options and determine which one is consistent with the principle that financial losses should be absorbed by a failed bank's owners and creditors, rather than the general public. Justify your reasoning.
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