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I-2.2: Regulation and Neutrality: The Case of Financial Markets

At first glance, associating the terms regulation and neutrality seems to be an oxymoron, to cite Marie-Anne Frison-Roche’s expression*. Before […]
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I-2.1: What does it mean to be neutral ? Socrates in the land of regulators

Translated Summaries In The Journal of Regulation the summaries’ translation are done by the Editors and not by the authors ENGLISH Article: What does it mean to be neutral ? Socrates in the land of regulators Should regulatory agencies, as we define them in today’s economic and cultural world, be obligated to be neutral in accomplishing their regulatory activities? What would the meaning of such an obligation be? ITALIAN Articolo: Cosa vuol dire essere neutrale? Socrate nella terra dei regolatori Le autorità di regolazione, come sono denominate oggigiorno nel mondo economico e culturale, dovrebbero essere obbligate ad essere neutrali quando compiono le loro attività di regolazione? Quale sarebbe il significato di un tale obbligo? ………………… Other translations forthcoming.
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