At the same time, judiciary seem to be welcoming one vital heretical thought. Such blind legislating always carries the danger that legislators will make a hash of things.
Thats precisely how Southwest kept its ticket costs down for a while. Artificial derivatives are primarily based on a notional appreciation of a collection of assets and no asset transfer is concerned. That barely appears likely, though , if the past is any guide. Thats what made the swaps a poor investment.
And the challenge for Congress is to legislate in that narrow space. Beef to derivatives trading are at least partly based totally on a fear of the unknown -- or the unknowable. If Congress succeeds in shining some light on these transactions, perhaps some of the fear will abate. Financial support & Grants are available.