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It sounds like you agree not just with the overall premise, but with the article's specific recommendation, which is to "start with a serious cost benefit analy
by tpudlik 9y ago
It sounds like you agree not just with the overall premise, but with the article's specific recommendation, which is to "start with a serious cost benefit analysis and then require localities to refrain from any new regulations without first performing cost-benefit analyses of their own".
- falcolas 9y agoSounds like something that would require a lot of extra time and/or money to be spent by the government, just to review existing and implement new regulation. I have a hard time seeing tax payers supporting tax increases simply to implement more bureaucracy, in the name of giving land owners more opportunities to make money.
- valuearb 9y agoMaybe it won't lead to more bureaucracy, but more freedom.