Richard DeKaser

Will proposed financial regulations go too far?

Featuring Richard DeKaser - June 29, 2009

Are proposed financial and banking regulations going too far and will they hurt the ability of small businesses to work with banks? Richard DeKaser discusses this issue with Jim Blasingame, plus they talk about other proposed regulations, including the cap and trade carbon regulations.

Category: Banking, Investors, Capital, Government, Politics

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