Speculators in the financial market are:
A. debated by some as to whether they contribute to the financial system's success.
B. seen by most as necessary for the health of the financial system.
C. largely thought to be detrimental to the overall health of the financial system.
D. illegal, and often work in the "grey" markets despite this.
A. debated by some as to whether they contribute to the financial system's success.
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