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Some Perspectives on Regulatory Reform Proposals

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  • Charles L. Evans

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Remarks at the Institute of Regulation & Risk North Asia March 30, 2010, Hong Kong, China

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  • Charles L. Evans, 2010. "Some Perspectives on Regulatory Reform Proposals," Speech 39, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.
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    1. Charles L. Evans, 2010. "CFA Society of Chicago Distinguished Speaker Series: Luncheon Economic Forecast," Speech 37, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.
    2. Charles L. Evans, 2009. "Should Monetary Policy Prevent Bubbles," Speech 35, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.
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