Trump has chosen advisers on deregulation of business, 80-year-old billionaire – RBC

billionaire Carl Icahn

Photo: Reuters/Pixstream

the post of special adviser on regulatory reform in the economy Donald trump chose 80-year-old billionaire Carl Icahn. While Icahn will not receive rewards and will not abandon its plans in business

the US President-Elect Donald trump chose American billionaire Carl Icahn as its special adviser on reform and “major overhaul” of the rules and regulations in force in the U.S. economy, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Headquarters trump described it as “one of the most successful entrepreneurs and investors of America.” It Aikane will play a key role in the appointment of the head of the Commission on securities and exchanges, the sources told the newspaper.

Icahn has a history of collaborating with the transitional team of the elected President. He, like trump, believes that the Obama administration has hampered the growth of investment in the American economy, many areas which were over-regulated.

‘); setTimeout(arguments.callee, 50); return; } if (!window.jwplayer) { s = document.createElement(‘script’); s.src = “//content.rbc.medialand.ru/templates_r/jwplayer/jwplayer.js”; s.type = ‘text/javascript’; parEl.parentNode.insertBefore(s, parEl); setTimeout(arguments.callee, 50); return; } if (!window.jwplayer.key) window.jwplayer.key = ‘t3/gzoTw74tQdZgYlxSwzsrmSt96w0Y8EcIvqw==’; var styleStr = “”; styleStr += “width : auto;”; //2006 try { if (true === parent.rosbusinessconsulting.config.get(‘articleColumn’)) { styleStr += ” margin-right : 0;”; } } catch (e) {} try { if (!parent.deviceType) { if (parent.projectVersion == ‘rbc7′ || parent.bannersVersion == ‘v7′) { styleStr += ” margin : 0px -110px 0px 0px;”; } else { styleStr += ” margin : 0px -216px 0px 0px;”; } } } catch (e) {} try { if (parent.projectVersion == ‘rbc7′ ; || parent.bannersVersion == ‘v7′) { styleStr += ‘ max-width: 770px;’; } } catch (e) {} parEl.style.display=’block’; parEl.style.cssText += styleStr; parEl.innerHTML = “; s = document.createElement(‘script’); s.src = “//static.videonow.ru/vn_init.js”; s.setAttribute(“data-profile”, “1351319″); s.type = ‘text/javascript’; s.defer = true; parEl.parentNode.insertBefore(s, parEl); window.addEventListener(“orientationchange”, function() { setTimeout(function () { window.scrollBy(0,1);} ,200); }) } run(); })(random); } else { (function(d, url) { setTimeout(function() { if (window.dfp_sync_var) return; var s = document.createElement(‘script’); s.type = ‘text/javascript’; s.src = url; d.parentNode.insertBefore(s, d); }, 200); })(d, ‘http://engine.rbc.medialand.ru/code?pid=2006&gid=2&oin=1&rid=’ + random + extra +’&dre ferer=’+escape(dreferrer));} }//–>

“the Purpose of trump is to show that large areas of business in this country will not be ruined by absurd regulation bureaucrats,” said Aykan WSJ.

As previously wrote RBC, for 55 years in the business Aykan earned the reputation of a corporate raider America and the state $ 16.7 billion a Philosopher by education, Icahn earned his first money — $ 4 million — winning colleagues on the army cards. He invested it in the stock market in 1961, and by 1987, aycan was in the Forbes 400 with a fortune of $ 525 million.

the Fight against excessive regulation in the economy was one of the key points in the election campaign trump. After winning the election he stated that in the first hundred days of his presidency, abolish restrictions on the production of hydrocarbons, including offshore fields. “I will abolish restrictions that kill jobs in the field of energy production in America, including energy, offshore and coal, creating millions of high-paying jobs. That’s what we want, what we are expecting” — has promised then the trump.

21 December, less than a month before the inauguration of the new President, the acting head of the White house signed a law that banned oil and gas development in the Chukchi sea off the coast of Alaska, most of the territory of the Beaufort sea to the North and North-East coast of USA, off the coast of New England.

the Chairman of the Committee of the house of representatives on natural resources, Republican Rob Bishop has regarded this action as an abuse of power. “Extremes, which will go the President, to meet the special interests never cease to amaze. It’s not a question of morality, it is an abuse of power,” said Bishop.