The American Action Forum (@AAF) today released an analysis examining the outcomes if the Dodd-Frank Act were never signed into law. Without Dodd-Frank, consumer credit would be significantly higher, the analysis finds. Additionally, the analysis explores a world without the Volcker Rule, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and the Financial Stability Oversight Board. Click here to view the analysis.

ICYMI: AAF President Douglas Holtz-Eakin penned an oped for the Huffington Post on the 6^th anniversary of the legacy of President Obama regarding financial regulation, which can be viewed here. Yesterday, AAF released research that found Dodd-Frank has imposed costs of $310 per household, or $36 billion overall.