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Perhaps the biggest causality of the global economic crisis, Iceland's financial system—and the country in general—had been booming. But as global credit markets stalled, foreign currency debts couldn't be refinanced, and the country nearly went bankrupt. The government took control of the country's major banks and will likely get bailout cash from the IMF and other countries.