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1. Deregulation: What Are The Pros and Cons? Pros: 1. Increased competition: Deregulation allows for more companies to enter the market and compete, which can lead to lower prices, better products, and improved customer service. 2. Innovation: By removing certain regulations, companies are free to explore new technologies and services that they may not have been able to before. 3. Improved efficiency: By reducing certain regulations, companies are able to streamline their operations and reduce costs. Cons: 1. Consumer protection: Without certain regulations in place, companies are free to engage in predatory practices which can be harmful to consumers. 2. Monopoly power: When certain regulations are removed, a few companies can dominate the market and put smaller competitors at a disadvantage. 3. Environmental protection: Certain regulations are in place to protect the environment from pollution and other forms of damage. Without these regulations, companies may not be held accountable for their actions.
Amazon and Meta: Wolfe Chooses the Best Internet Stocks to Buy
With a new Presidential administration set to take office in less than two weeks, there’s a feeling of change in the air. Some of the changes are already clear – President-elect Trump has made clear his intent to implement new tax policies, and his previous term in office has already shown that he favors pro-business, growth-oriented economic policies, along with economic deregulation. The combination promises to keep the good times rolling in the stock markets. Watching the situation from Wolfe
Trump, broader growth in focus as US companies prepare Q4 reports
NEW YORK (Reuters) -Investors are watching to see if technology companies and related heavyweights will add to recent strong profit gains and whether growth is broadening to other sectors as corporate America prepares to report on the final quarter of another standout year for Wall Street. They also want to hear what U.S. companies may say about the potential impact in 2025 from proposed tariffs, deregulation and tax policies under President-elect Donald Trump's new administration. The fourth-quarter 2024 U.S. earnings season gets rolling next week, with some of the largest U.S. banks, including JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo, expected to report results on Wednesday.
Equity prices to continue march higher this year, Wells Fargo says By Investing.com - Forex Trader Hub
Investing.com -- Wells Fargo projects a positive outlook for equities in 2025, driven by robust earnings growth and a supportive economic environment. According to the bank, "increasing economic growth will drive company sales while deregulation, continued cost control, and loosening credit conditions should support expanding profit margins in 2025." The bank expects equity prices to continue
Jimmy Carter: The Great Deregulator? - Econlib
Jimmy Carter’s term as U. S. President (1977–1981) included major deregulation with airlines, motor carriers, and railroads. Other advances were scored in communications, tax policy, and regulatory budgeting. But the “great deregulator” had a very different approach with energy, which (along with inflation) defined his economic infamy. Carter began wellhead deregulation of petroleum and natural […]
Week Ahead – Markets on Edge as Trump’s Inauguration and BoJ Decision Loom - Action Forex
Getting the ball rolling with Trump and the US, the dollar has benefited and Treasury yields have surged lately on increasing expectations that the Fed may need to proceed with extra caution on rate cuts this year. Trump’s tariff pledges and his promises of corporate tax cuts and deregulation have raised concerns about a resurgence of inflation, which has been proving sticky even before such policies are enacted. What’s more, the US economy seems to be firing on all cylinders, with the labor market seeing strong growth in November and December, corroborating the notion that there is no need for the Fed to rush into lowering interest rates further.
Morning Bid: Inauguration caution cools risk-on revival
Signs of life being breathed back into China's economy and a strong rally on Wall Street on Friday bode well for Asian markets on Monday, although nervousness around President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration could temper the optimism. U.S. markets will be closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, so global liquidity will be lighter than usual, and U.S. debt ceiling jitters are back in sharp focus. Investors have broadly welcomed the 'market-friendly' parts of Trump's expected agenda like tax cuts and deregulation.