As a proponent of market fundamentalism—a strong belief in --(1.) --- markets—since the 1980s, Alan Greenspan used artificially --(2.) --- interest rates and permitted securities firms to regulate themselves, both of which were significant factors in allowing corporations to use investment laws to benefit their companies and executives while draining the American public. In 2008, Greenspan testified that his long-held conviction that free markets would automatically produce the best results for all was --(3.)---

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