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Hedge funds regulation: It's not working out

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The US is the only major economy where leaders talk openly about the potential of default. It's dangerous because financial markets would punish the US with high interest rates if traders believed the US would default.

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Topic: Stanley Druckenmiller

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Hedge funds regulation: It's not working out

America is playing with fire with its default talk

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