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That is too simple: every system has pros and cons. Regulation, free market or middle ground. Doesn't matter, there are always pros and cons. Important is that
by ako 6y ago
That is too simple: every system has pros and cons. Regulation, free market or middle ground. Doesn't matter, there are always pros and cons.
Important is that you choose which pros and cons you find important.
- Shared404 6y agoI will admit to having over-simplified. In addition, I am by no means an expert and am coming at this from the perspective of an outsider. However, the way things currently stand now in a middle ground appears far from optimal. There is too much lobbying for there to be enough regulation to be effective, but too much regulation for there to be proper competition. While I believe a middle of the road approach could work, in our current circumstance it isn't. My ideal path would be to go to a complete free market, and rebuild regulation from there. While rebuilding regulation, actually have legislators listen to experts, and ban lobbying. This will never happen of course, but I can dream. Edit: Make tone less authoritative, because I need to work on that.