> The right should acknowledge that jobs have boomed without the bonfire of regulations that typically forms its labour-market policy At least in the U.S. Trum

> The right should acknowledge that jobs have boomed without the bonfire of regulations that typically forms its labour-market policy At least in the U.S. Trump has aggressively deregulated the economy. Naturally, deregulation is great for business since regulations prevent companies from offloading negative externalities into the environment and onto their customers and employees, rather than paying the costs to minimize them. What happens when new leadership comes along and decides to pass laws that reduce the amount of mining waste that can be legally dumped into the waterways?