It's not a binary decision. Bailing out the banks or allowing the entire banking system to collapse. It's perfectly feasible to imagine a situation where financial institutions were semi-nationalised, hugely regulated and repurposed for the good of the 'economy' rather than their own interests.
You mean the site with this graph showing year on year global GDP growth? Perhaps you could explain how this shows the last 12 years as 'the bullish 12 years of growth ever.'
It's not a binary decision. Bailing out the banks or allowing the entire banking system to collapse. It's perfectly feasible to imagine a situation where financial institutions were semi-nationalised, hugely regulated and repurposed for the good of the 'economy' rather than their own interests.
Growth can be measured at a macro level by global GDP
https://www.worldometers.info/gdp/