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This week’s Forbes.com column: financial reform

By: Larry Ribstein

July 08, 2010

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Larry Ribstein, This week’s Forbes.com column: financial reform, Truth on the Market (July 08, 2010), https://truthonthemarket.com/2010/07/08/this-weeks-forbes-com-column-financial-reform/

Light holiday blogging, and this week I’m on the road. But I did have time to blast Dodd-Frank on Forbes.com.

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Larry Ribstein

Larry E. Ribstein (1946-2011) was the Mildred Van Voorhis Jones Chair, associate dean for research, and co-director of the Illinois Business Law and Policy Program at the University of Illinois.

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