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February 09, 2012
The STOCK Bill's Sideline In Political Expert Networks
Posted by David Zaring
It is interesting to see the House sweat over whether they have to act on a bill that passed the Senate 96-3. But part of the reason may be because the expert networks about which the SEC is so suspicious, at least if they are the political variants of the same, will have to register as lobbyists. Can't imagine the hedge fund industry expected that. Anyway, this Times piece is pretty interesting.
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