Various measures were needed to correct market failures, but it cannot be said that they have completely cleared away doubts such as of whether moral hazard is widespread, whether market discipline is being established through the current measures at the expected level initially judged necessary to prevent crisis recurrence, and whether the too-big-to-fail behavior will be able to be eliminated.
Various forms of liabilities are increasing due to the socialization of the costs of overcoming the crisis. How all of these liabilities, which have to be dealt with at the national level without individual agents assuming any responsibilities, can be resolved, and at what cost, remains a burden on us.