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It can be seen as a legal form of bribery. What information could possibly be worth so much, and in two speeches and some 'webinars'? I don't think it can possi
by snypher 6y ago
It can be seen as a legal form of bribery. What information could possibly be worth so much, and in two speeches and some 'webinars'? I don't think it can possibly be ethical to accept such sums from corporations that you ultimately will be tasked with regulating.
To think we once made a guy sell his peanut farm.
- etaioinshrdlu 6y agoThe good news is it's done. She doesn't owe Citadel any favors. It's not legally considered a conflict of interest (as far as I know; not a lawyer) It is also typically considered a good thing when public servants are financially stable as it makes them less susceptible to influence.
- square_square 6y agoI don't think so. $810k is too small amount of money for a person like Yellen.