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8.6 End-of-Chapter Exercises
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End-of-Chapter Problems
- Does financial regulation seem to be proactive or reactive in the US? Look at the dates the key pieces of legislation were enacted, and consider the main financial event a few years before and after the legislation.
- What are some reasons that some assets can be easily traded on a global exchange, while others never progress beyond regional markets?