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Comparative regulation
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying comparative-regulation. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 1558614-004 : Beliefs about whether markets fail are causally consequential rather than merely academic: bankers who believe markets fail invest more cautiously, and regulators who believe markets fail regulate mor
- 1558614-010 : The same combination of substantive and procedural rules imposes different monitoring costs in different cultural settings, so a rule package that is cheap in one country can be expensive in another.
- 1558614-012 : Hindsight bias exerts a stronger influence on how excessive risk is defined in countries culturally predisposed to dwell on their own past, while countries oriented toward a future unlike the past mor
- 1558614-030 : The more a country leads in financial innovation, the more exposed its disclosure regime is to misrepresentation and fraud, which makes the U.S. regime more vulnerable than Germany's despite being for
- 3117224-013 : The top 25 ICO jurisdictions in this study are identified from ICO WatchList data, which ranks countries by the number of ICOs launched and reports how much was raised through those ICO projects.
- 3117224-017 : Although federal securities law is the main instrument countries use to regulate ICO technology, there is also concern about regulating exchanges, which may fall outside federal securities laws at lea
- 3117224-018 : Few governments have prohibited financial investors from investing in ICOs, a greater number have suggested not taking part, and many have issued warnings without any recommendation to citizens either
- 3117224-038 : Across the top 25 ICO jurisdictions the majority permit ICOs and cryptocurrencies or do not explicitly prohibit them, and only a very small minority has banned them outright.
- 3117224-039 : World governments largely either apply existing laws to cryptocurrencies or wait to see how other countries react to the crypto evolution.
- 3117224-040 : Regulatory efforts toward ICOs take several forms or permutations of them, including regulating ICOs, cryptocurrencies, and DLT, mandating compliance programs, and regulating exchanges.