The Great Recession devastated the American economy and disrupted the lives of millions of Americans who were laid off or lost their homes to foreclosure. In an effort to promote economic recovery and ward off another financial crisis, Congress passed legislation to reform the financial system and establish safeguards for American consumers. By many measures, the economy is now recovering, but a recent paper based on the congressional testimony of a law professor at George Mason University argues that the financial reform legislation is actually hampering economic growth. Todd Zywicki maintains in his recent paper summarizing testimony given to the U.S. House of Representatives Financial Services Committee that, five years after its enactm...
The article presents information on the security in the markets and the regulatory reform as passed ...
The authors examine the ways in which the credit crunch has simulated both immediate regulatory init...
Abstract: The recent financial crisis has led many to question how well businesses deliver services ...
The Great Recession devastated the American economy and disrupted the lives of millions of Americans...
To financial regulations, banks often say “Bah! Humbug!”—as the fictional money lender Ebenezer Scro...
With hundreds of millions of Americans owing more than $14 trillion in combined household debt, a ro...
The financial crisis exposed major faultlines in banking and financial markets more broadly. Policym...
The financial crisis exposed major faultlines in banking and financial markets more broadly. Policym...
The recent financial crisis has led many to question how well businesses deliver services and how we...
The financial crisis exposed major faultlines in banking and financial markets more broadly. Policym...
The CFPB has faced criticism not because it is out of control, but because it is effective. If the C...
With hundreds of millions of Americans owing more than $14 trillion in combined household debt, a ro...
Professor Lander responds to Professor Martin’s article by pointing out that the issue may not be so...
Professor Lander responds to Professor Martin’s article by pointing out that the issue may not be so...
Like other major events, the Global Financial Crisis generated a large and diffuse body of academic ...
The article presents information on the security in the markets and the regulatory reform as passed ...
The authors examine the ways in which the credit crunch has simulated both immediate regulatory init...
Abstract: The recent financial crisis has led many to question how well businesses deliver services ...
The Great Recession devastated the American economy and disrupted the lives of millions of Americans...
To financial regulations, banks often say “Bah! Humbug!”—as the fictional money lender Ebenezer Scro...
With hundreds of millions of Americans owing more than $14 trillion in combined household debt, a ro...
The financial crisis exposed major faultlines in banking and financial markets more broadly. Policym...
The financial crisis exposed major faultlines in banking and financial markets more broadly. Policym...
The recent financial crisis has led many to question how well businesses deliver services and how we...
The financial crisis exposed major faultlines in banking and financial markets more broadly. Policym...
The CFPB has faced criticism not because it is out of control, but because it is effective. If the C...
With hundreds of millions of Americans owing more than $14 trillion in combined household debt, a ro...
Professor Lander responds to Professor Martin’s article by pointing out that the issue may not be so...
Professor Lander responds to Professor Martin’s article by pointing out that the issue may not be so...
Like other major events, the Global Financial Crisis generated a large and diffuse body of academic ...
The article presents information on the security in the markets and the regulatory reform as passed ...
The authors examine the ways in which the credit crunch has simulated both immediate regulatory init...
Abstract: The recent financial crisis has led many to question how well businesses deliver services ...