Which of the following is not a factor in the globalization of capital markets in the 1980s and1990s?

A.

European governments reduced restrictions on foreign capital investment.

B.

The United States became a more risky market in which to invest.

C.

Improvements in information technology made it possible for investors to more easily research foreign markets.

D.

The growth of many economies increased the pool of savings available for investment.

E.

All of the above are reasons why capital markets became more global in this period.