> Imagine for a second, that you declare a region, say 1 square mile, somewhere as almost completely free of all regulations Any kind of pollution would be acc

> Imagine for a second, that you declare a region, say 1 square mile, somewhere as almost completely free of all regulations Any kind of pollution would be acceptable in this 1 square mile? Any kind of price manipulation? There wouldn't be any consumer protections? No worker protections? Not all regulation is bad. A lot of it exists for good reasons because the profit motive tends to lead to abuses.