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"The failure of Greece, " he said, "would be the failure of all Europe... it is not possible to let Greece fail, for moral and economic reasons".
BBC: The Greek conundrum
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In this regard, some particularly thorny issues are raised by the existence of financial institutions that may be perceived as "too big to fail" and the moral hazard issues that may arise when governments intervene in a financial crisis.
FORBES: Reducing Systemic Risk
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The sorry consequences of letting Lehman Brothers fail, which was intended to discourage moral hazard, showed that the middle of a crisis is not the time to get tough.
ECONOMIST: Financial economics