Using the term “deregulation” to describe the Federal Reserve’s plan for simplifying stress tests that determine how much money banks can return to shareholders is technically correct. It’s also more than a little misleading.
When businesses talk about deregulation, they generally assume that curbing or eliminating an element of government oversight will make their operations less expensive, thus boosting their bottom lines.
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