Ben Bernanke at the AEA meetings in Atlanta blamed the financial crisis on weak regulatory oversight, and not low interest rates.
I don't know that weak regulations were the root of the problem alone - bad regulations and policies played a big role also.
Low interest rates also certainly helped keep the bubble going.
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