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No more rules, no more costly regulations and no more gut-wrenching anxiety for Wall Street, which has been battered and bruised enough in the eyes of the public since 2008.
FORBES: Snuff The SEC
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America's Mr Zoellick aims to portray the American concession as no more than an agreement to clarify existing rules, but that may not be how other WTO members see it or, more importantly, the American Congress.
ECONOMIST: The end of the beginning | The
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Given the lack of transparency in Indonesian business culture, few believe Jakarta has the discipline to abide by a currency board's simple but absolute rules -- print no more money than can be backed by hard currency and let interest rates rocket as high as the market demands.
CNN: Indonesia's Agony