deregulation

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The S&P 500 could reach around 7500 by the end of 2026, driven by earnings growth and AI investments, he says in a market outlook, while financials could benefit from moderate yields and deregulation.

From The Wall Street Journal

Thanks to the deregulation of complicated financial products like derivatives and other initiatives under Bill Clinton, you got a crash in the housing industry, then in the financial industry.

From Salon

For decades, U.S. economic policy has been dominated by the dogma that paired aggressive deregulation and disastrous trade deals with tax cuts skewed to the wealthy and big corporations as a means to achieving progress.

From Seattle Times

He also modernized financial markets in what became known as the Big Bang of deregulation, which strengthened London’s position as a global financial hub.

From Seattle Times

As chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Lawson was closely associated with Mrs. Thatcher’s hallmark drive for deregulation and the privatization of huge state enterprises and utilities, including British Airways, British Telecom and British Gas.

From New York Times