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You can't. This is why regulation, even when imperfect, is good.
by brianwawok 9y ago
You can't. This is why regulation, even when imperfect, is good.
- Jabanga 9y agoIt will recover, and as a result will be more robust than it was before. Regulatory prohibitions centralise the job of risk assessment and management leading in the long run to a more fragile economy, that's more dependent on a Single Point of Failure (the regulatory authority).
- brianwawok 9y agoThat is great, I guess. Let's regulate the meat industry 2 ways. One through the UDSA. One through customer due diligence and market forces. I am buying USDA meat for my family. Are you buying the free market "we promise it's really beef" meat?
- Jabanga 9y agoI'd rather have a choice. I might prefer the non-government-cerifird beef of the local rancher, and regulatory prohibitions deny me the option to choose.