The intensifying government intervention measures undertaken by the developed economies are focused predominantly on addressing liquidity problems, when the essence of the crisis lies in solvency issues. Mirtchev argues that government intervention ignores solvency in favor of liquidity at its own peril, and that such a choice would define the manner in which the crisis would be dealt with.
Mirtchev argumenta que la intervención del gobierno hace caso omiso de solvencia a favor de la liquidez en su cuenta y riesgo, y que dicha elección se define la forma en que sería la crisis tratado.