MiFID: A Regulatory Doomsday?
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10 January 2007
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Thinking ahead for Europe
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Daniel Gros in Der Spiegel
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Karel Lannoo in Radio 1
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Piotr Maciej Kaczyński in EurActiv
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Daniel Gros in NRC Handelsblad
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Daniel Gros in Financial Times Deutschland
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Mirzha de Manuel in Financial Times
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Cinzia Alcidi in The Independent
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Daniel Gros in Wall Street Journal
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