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Behr, P., & Wang, W. (2020). The (un)intended effects of government bailouts: The impact of TARP on the interbank market and bank risk-taking. Journal of Banking and Finance, 116.
When it became evident the 2008 financial crisis would create extreme problems for bank liquidity, banks receive a bail-out from the government. Specifically, TARP, the troubled asset relief program, was one such program to attempt to lessen the mortgage crisis. Ultimately, the question posed is how effective was such government intervention.

Hayes, A. (2020, September 1). Dodd-Frank definition. Investopedia.
The entry by Investopedia provides an overview of the Dodd-Frank Act and how it affects banks. It also includes conservative actions to roll back regulations.

Sobreira, R. (2011). The Brazilian experience on prudential regulation and its impacts on the 2008 financial crisis. Brazilian Journal of Political Economy, 31(5), 893–902.
Like so many other countries, Brazil faced its own challenges in the wake of the 2008 Financial Crisis. This article provides steps and measures Brazil took to overcome the crisis.

Tongurai, J., & Vithessonthi, C. (2020). Bank regulations, bank competition and bank risk-taking: Evidence from Japan. Journal of Multinational Financial Management, 56.
If regulations are eased, will banks take more risks to create money? This article explores Japan’s effort to ease regulations for banks to create money.