Market Structure, Incentives, and Fragility

Carol L. Clark

Chicago Fed Letter, 2014, issue Mar, No 320

Abstract: The factors that have contributed to the adoption of high-speed trading and affected market structure in recent years include competition, technology, and regulation. The unexpected ways in which these dynamic forces are coming together raise a number of important policy issues.

Keywords: high-speed trading; market manipulation (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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