Titlebook: Competition and Regulation in Financial Markets; Albert Verheirstraeten (Associate Professor of Eco Book 1981 Albert Verheirstraeten 1981

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The Complementary Nature of Competition and Regulation in the Financial Sector,titutions and, indeed, the chapters of F. R. Edwards and R. A. Taggart in this volume (chapters 1 and 3) are concerned with that debate. I think there are great dangers in transposing the debate into a European context without being aware of what it is about and what it does not call into question.

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