The Glass Steegal Act was basically repealed through which act of Congress?

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Restating the question and options: The prompt asks, "The Glass-Steagall Act was basically repealed through which act of Congress?" with the available choice: A. Allowing Financial Holding Companies. Analyzing each option in turn: Option A claims that the repeal came from an act described as "Allowing Financial Holding Companies." In reality, the Glass-Steagall Act (1933) was effectively repealed for certain activities by the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) of 1999, which permitted the formation of financial holding companies and enabled affiliations among banking, securities, and insurance. Simply saying an act titled or framed as "Allowing Financial Holding Companies" does not identify the repeal itself; the GLBA is the statute that enabled such changes, not a standalone declaration that it was repealed. Therefore, this option is incorrect because it misattributes both the mechanism and the identity of the repealing legislation. Now, considering the structure of the question, there is an implicit expectation that the correct answer would be Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, but that option is not provided. This mismatch is important: without the actual GLBA option, none of the listed choices accurately names the act that repealed/overturned parts of Glass-Steagall. Misconceptions to watch for include confusing the creation of financial holding companies with the repeal itself, or assuming that simply “allowing” such structures constitutes the repeal rather than the enabling legislation. In other words, the problem may be testing knowledge of GLBA’s role, rather than the exact phrasing of a repeal. The critical takeaway is that the correct historical law is the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, which broadened regulatory permissiveness and effectively repealed key Glass-Steagall constraints; however, among the given options, option A does not correctly identify that repeal. If you needed to choose strictly from these options, you would select none as correct, since option A mischaracterizes the repealing act. Finally, the broader context is that GLBA changed the separation between banking, securities, and insurance by allowing financial holding companies, thereby weakening the Glass-Steagall framework, but the answer should name GLBA itself rather than a description like “Allowing Financial Holding Companies.”

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The Glass Steegal Act was basically repealed through which act of Congress?

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