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> Europe it's facing an excessive taxation plus excessive regulation. Is there a compelling argument to be made that it's not the inverse of this? Perhaps othe
by jwestbury 4y ago
> Europe it's facing an excessive taxation plus excessive regulation.
Is there a compelling argument to be made that it's not the inverse of this? Perhaps other jurisdictions are facing destructively light regulations?
- traveler01 4y agoRegulation it's always destructive. It's always meant to forbid/enforce some actions. Some light regulations can be bad for climate but good for companies and economy and vice-versa, it's up to the politician to find the balance. European politicans can't do that since they're busier trying to win next elections.