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House of Representatives is taking aim at Dodd-Frank

Policy and Government

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Regulatory

In the NY Times, Alan Rappeport reports the House is taking aim at Dodd-Frank.

“The 2010 Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act is among the most inappropriately named laws ever enacted in the U.S.,” said Norbert Michel, a Heritage Foundation Research Fellow. “It neither reformed Wall Street nor protected consumers, and it imposed massive new regulations on banks far away from Wall Street.”

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