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Wow. The world asking for a thorough examination of the U.S. financial system. Although I don't agree that it is a good idea as it would show the vunerability of our financial system (like it is not suspected already). However, isn't this analogous to a major shareholder of a corporation, who owns the right to inspect the books of the company it invests in? Likewise, if a country is heavily invested in and buying U.S. bonds (i.e. cash on loan like China) should that country have a right to investigate the U.S.'s ability to make good on those loans?
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