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October 26, 2009

Did Regulations Mandate a Meltdown?

Richard Korman, Miller-McCune

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Subscribe Today! Check out the latest issue of Miller-McCune magazine Miller-McCune RSS Feed Set as Homepage Magazine Newsletter Shop Login Monday, October 26, 2009 HOME POLITICS LEGAL AFFAIRS BUSINESS & ECONOMICS SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENT HEALTH CULTURE & SOCIETY MEDIA BLOGS Business & Economics Did Financial Rules Mandate a Meltdown?

A libertarian look at the current pay kerfuffle for financial services companies suggests regulating executive compensation will not produce healthier capitalism.

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