Good intentions, unintended consequences: The cost of regulation

Regulatory changes have been implemented to protect consumers and build trust in the market. However, these changes can sometimes have unintended consequences, disrupting business economics and investment. The cost of regulation can be seen in the fluctuations of key indices such as the Sensex and the Nifty 50, which can be affected by policy changes that are poorly calibrated or unpredictable. This can lead to market volatility and uncertainty for investors.

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Unpredictable policy changes can disrupt business economics and valuation. This can lead to market instability and affect investor confidence.

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