QUESTION 8 08. The Dodd-Frank Act (a) Increased transparency in financial institutions and markots. (b) Decimated the community banks, increasing concentration in the banking industry, which makes the financial system less secure. (c) Set up the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, making it more difficult for the poor to get credit. (d) Increased capital and liquidity requirements for financial institutions O (e) All the above g00000

QUESTION 8 08. The Dodd-Frank Act (a) Increased transparency in financial institutions and markots. (b) Decimated the community banks, increasing concentration in the banking industry, which makes the financial system less secure. (c) Set up the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, making it more difficult for the poor to get credit. (d) Increased capital and liquidity requirements for financial institutions O (e) All the above g00000

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