Dodd-Frank Has Not Made System Safer: Hubbard

The transcript covers discussions on the Dodd-Frank Act, the Federal Reserve's role in financial regulation, and Janet Yellen's testimony. It delves into the debate on whether banks are over-regulated and the impact of Dodd-Frank on credit availability. The challenges facing European banks and potential solutions are explored. The economic plans of US presidential candidates Trump and Clinton are compared, focusing on regulatory and tax reforms, trade policies, and their implications for economic growth.

What is the main criticism of the Dodd Frank Act mentioned in the text?

How does the speaker view the relationship between monetary policy and fiscal policy?

What are the potential consequences of the Fed's ultra accommodative stance on the economy?

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for fixing the banking system?

How does the speaker assess the current state of European banks compared to American banks?

What are the implications of the candidates' economic policies on small businesses according to the speaker?

What does the speaker believe is the biggest domestic policy question facing the country?