Thursday Links
- A Financial Super-Regulator: The dangers of giving the Fed too much power.
- The financial regulators’ pipe dream: “Most new regulation will do nothing to limit crises because markets will innovate around it. Worse, some regulation being considered by Congress will guarantee bigger and more frequent crises.”
- The shape of things to come? More war will come before peace in the Middle East, says journalist and foreign affairs analyst Leon Hadar.
- The illegal cigarette trade in Ireland reaches “epidemic proportions“ after the government imposes draconian regulations on tobacco products.
- Podcast: “Too Big to Fail Is Just Too Big“
Chris Moody • October 29, 2009 @ 4:10 pm
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Tags: cigarette, Congress, Financial, financial regulators, government, links, middle east, peace, peace in the middle east, regulation, regulations, regulators, tobacco, trade in ireland
Filed under: Cato Publications; General
Tags: cigarette, Congress, Financial, financial regulators, government, links, middle east, peace, peace in the middle east, regulation, regulations, regulators, tobacco, trade in ireland
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