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Bank Regulation in the United States: Understanding the Lessons of the 1980s and 1990s
Despite two decades of extensive deregulation, banks in the United States remain among the most heavily regulated entities in the U.S. economy. Partly, banks remain a prominent target for American populism and its political manifestations; but also important is the general recognition that one spec
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