Examining the Great Depression, we use novel methods and data to show that despite 9,000 #bank closures, #risk increased instead of leaving the system. Healthier #banks acquired risk through mergers, with each acquisition raising the acquiring bank's risk by 25%. #financialcrises don't rapidly eliminate risk; merger policies affect #systemicrisk.
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