How the US Regulatory Structure Discourages Firms From Going Public
NegativeFinancial Markets

Despite the US stock market reaching record levels, fewer companies are opting to go public, raising concerns about declining innovation and increased reliance on a limited number of firms. Bryce Tingle from the University of Calgary highlights the regulatory challenges that discourage new entrants, which could stifle competition and growth in the long run. This trend matters because it may lead to a less dynamic market, ultimately affecting investors and the economy.
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