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Because our markets are tightly regulated. And where they aren’t you get things like the financial crisis.


Regulations certainly play a large and important role in creating and sustaining well-functioning markets. No argument there.


Depends on the kind of regulations. Wage and price controls, for example, do not create well-functioning markets. Quite the opposite.


Agreed. Anti-spoofing, trade reporting, etc are the ones I mean.


You speak as if communist economies don't have financial crises. Yet they do.

And our recent inflation - great job, government!




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