{"slice_names":["facebook_like","facebook","twitter","linkedin","email","comments"],"slice_params":{"facebook_like":[],"facebook":{"share_amount":"9"},"twitter":{"short_url":"http:\/\/huff.to\/a9hIqC","tweet_text":"New Financial Rules Might Not Prevent The Next Crisis","views_amount":"0"},"linkedin":{"linkedin_amount":null},"email":{"emails_amount":null,"emails_title":"New Financial Rules Might Not Prevent The Next Crisis","emails_text":"WASHINGTON — The most sweeping changes to financial rules since the Great Depression might not prevent another crisis.\n\nExperts say the financial regulatory bill approved by the Senate last week, and a similar bill that passed the House, include loopholes and gaps that weaken their impact. Many provisions depend on the effectiveness of regulatory agencies – the same agencies that failed to foresee the last crisis."},"comments":{"comments_amount":"90"}}}