Catherine Gates Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
Catherine Gates
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The open market system is important to the U.S.A. It makes socio-economic mobility possible. It makes our country an attractive place for immigrants who also work hard and produce for our national economy. Restrictions to our open market system are effectually discriminatory. While there are so many quantifiable "real problems," restrictions to the open market is not a priority action. This type of regulation errs by steering a capable talent pool from making a positive difference in the retail investment space in a way that improves our economic environment, which has a regular habit of stomping out fires instead of preventing them. I respectfully oppose this regulation.
Catherine Gates Comment On Regulatory Notice 22-08
The open market system is important to the U.S.A. It makes socio-economic mobility possible. It makes our country an attractive place for immigrants who also work hard and produce for our national economy. Restrictions to our open market system are effectually discriminatory. While there are so many quantifiable "real problems," restrictions to the open market is not a priority action. This type of regulation errs by steering a capable talent pool from making a positive difference in the retail investment space in a way that improves our economic environment, which has a regular habit of stomping out fires instead of preventing them. I respectfully oppose this regulation.