Anonymous

10 Nov 2019

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Do you think Elizabeth Warren’s proposed policies are a good sign for the market?

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Kelly Trinh

10 Nov 2019

Backoffice technical at financial services firm

No they are terrible - good policy should be based on sound economic theory - her ideas are populist pap to feed the anger the masses have at big buisness in America.

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