There are a number of factors that the US TARP was successful, such as USD is a world hard currency and the FED allowed some banks to go bankrupt in order to speed up the clearance of trouble assets. If we looked at the real estate bubble of Japan in the 90's, one difference was they did not allow banks to go bankrupt but rather letting those trouble assets to depreciate over years. While no bank failed, the downside was there was no incentive for fresh investment leading to the economic slowdown in the last thirty years. If China really launch a TRAP, how would the PBOC handle those troubled bank ? Would the PBOC allows some bank to go bankrupt ? Also, as RMB is not hard currency, how would this impact the efficiency of the TRAP ?
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