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Deregulation involves removing government laws and regulations in certain markets to increase competition. In countries like the United States, deregulation of the financial industry allowed large banks like Citibank to emerge and offshore jobs to lower costs abroad, even highly skilled jobs. As regulations decreased, businesses, consumers, and homebuyers took on more debt until the housing market could no longer sustain it.
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