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Yet the failure of Lehman and the bail-outs of Citigroup and AIG also showed that big and interconnected financial institutions could cause widespread harm if things went badly wrong.Another lesson of the crisis was that supervisors should look at the health not only of individual banks but of the system as a whole.
The world economy is so interconnected that sanctions against, say, Putin's Russia may harm Angela Merkel's Germany.
"This alleged effort to arm and enrich the Taliban," Mr. Bharara said, "is the latest example of the dangers of an interconnected world in which terrorists and drug runners can link up across continents to harm Americans".
As business ecosystems become more interconnected and thus more complex, this kind of disruption becomes more common and causes more harm.
As the Dalai Lama said, "If you see yourself in others, then whom can you harm?" And yet many organizational practices deny this reality and reflect a blindness to seeing this interconnected and interdependent world.
"They are all interconnected".
"We were all interconnected".
Interconnected smoke detectors.
"Anthropodino" has two interconnected levels.
"We are all very closely interconnected".
The interconnected layout is ideal for entertaining.
