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David takes a look at certain efforts to undermine the spirit of the law, whether or not the letter of the law is followed, and what it means for our financial markets.&nbsp;This is a golden issue for&nbsp;<i>Capital Record</i>, an optimal application of where freedom and virtue must be juxtaposed.

David takes a look at efforts to undermine the spirit of the law, whether or not the letter of the law is followed, and what it means for financial markets.{ai:summary}<p>David examines efforts that challenge the spirit of the law in financial markets, questioning the implications of adhering strictly to the letter of the law. He highlights the importance of balancing freedom and virtue in this context, suggesting it is a critical issue for Capital Record. </p><p>#economy</p>

Messing Up Capital Formation, Legally

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