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Can you exemplify this?
by Normal_gaussian 6y ago
Can you exemplify this?
- throwaway0a5e 6y agoDeregulation of airlines led to the modern era of cheap air travel.
- ineedasername 6y agoThat may have helped, but you can't ignore other factors such as relatively stable inflation adjusted fuel costs, combined with better fuel efficiency, lowering operating costs, or the trend towards eliminating amenities and increasing passenger density. Or the continued increase in airline safety while overseen by the not deregulated role of the FAA. Deregulation was only part of the picture.
- heavenlyblue 6y agoDeregulation of energy companies led to Enron. What exactly did you just prove by this overly generalising statement?
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- bluGill 6y agoExamples are impossible: governments are too complex. Any government that does this (however it is done), that government is also doing other things that are confounding factors. The idea is simple: a government that does less costs less, so it needs to collect less taxes. That means people just over the edge could pay for their dental work instead of the government and all the overhead of having a third party involved. It doesn't help those completely unable to care for themselves, but those who are close are no longer pushed over the edge.