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Regulation tends to exist because the market wasn't regulating itself and abuse was rampant. So there seems to be an underlying cause of dysregulation common to
by rjurney 7y ago
Regulation tends to exist because the market wasn't regulating itself and abuse was rampant. So there seems to be an underlying cause of dysregulation common to these markets.
- 100100010001 7y agoSometimes the opposite is true. Jaywalking is a great example. Rich assholes didn’t like their new cars having dents because they wouldn’t stop for pedestrians. So they made it illegal to be a pedestrian by enacting jaywalking laws.