2. Chapter 6 comments that the deregulation approach to financial institutions in the Age of Reagan demonstrates a test (and failure) of self-control theories of crime causes. How do you think financial regulation relied upon theories of self-control? Do you think the series of financial collapses and crises are more consistent with a lack of self-control (coincidentally concentrated in Wall Street), or do you think (as the book does) that a different crime causes perspective explains the patterns better? Why? 2. Chapter 6 comments that the deregulation approach to financial institutions in the Age of Reagan demonstrates a test (and failure) of self-control theories of crime causes. How do you think financial regulation relied upon theories of self-control? Do you think the series of financial collapses and crises are more consistent with a lack of self-control (coincidentally concentrated in Wall Street), or do you think (as the book does) that a different crime causes perspective explains the patterns better? Why