Good Regulation Should Be Conducive To Business

I Think The Free-enterprise System Has Been Great For Society. That Doesn't Mean It's Completely Perfect. And Also, When People Say Capitalism, I'm Not Really Sure What They Mean.

If You Went To All Those Little Towns In America, Jpmorgan Was There In Good Times And Bad Times, And, In Fact, Helped A Lot Of People Through The Tough Times. And We Know That's When They Need Us The Most.

Finance Went From Being A Small Business, Effectively, To Being A Big Business. In Part, That's The Growth Of The World's Wealth. That's Called Savings.

The Economic Union - Creating A Big Common Market, Like The United States, So That You Can Compete Across Borders. There Are Common Rules, Regulations, And Simplification, And That Is Still A Good Reason, Too. When They Put Their Monetary Union Together, That Created A Rigidity That Made It Hard For Currency Fluctuations. They Don't Really Have A Solution To That.

The Trump Administration's Economic Agenda Is The Right Agenda. Corporate Taxes Have Been Driving Capital And Brains And Companies Overseas For A Decade. It Has Caused Huge Damage In Investment And Jobs And Productivity. It Was A Mistake. We Have To Fix It. Counterintuitively, That Usually Helps Middle-class Wages, And Lower-class Wages, And Job Formation.