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That's not the typical framing I see, it's usually "government regulations strangling private sector innovation" with the implication that there are no benefits
by minikites 5y ago
That's not the typical framing I see, it's usually "government regulations strangling private sector innovation" with the implication that there are no benefits.
- BurningFrog 5y agoI'd say the costs outweigh the benefits, and the benefits often go to the politically connected who can influence the regulations.
- wolverine876 5y ago> the benefits often go to the politically connected who can influence the regulations The benefits go to a lot of people, or you could say that voting makes you politically connected. Politicians must balance many interests, including those of the politically connected and of the voting public. You don't want to be the politician who failed to protect your constituents.
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