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Because we should have a high "index of suspicion" whenever we see incumbent corporations pushing for regulation that would suppress competition. If we want to
by nerdponx 3y ago
Because we should have a high "index of suspicion" whenever we see incumbent corporations pushing for regulation that would suppress competition.
If we want to have good regulations and effective regulatory agencies, we should be judicious and methodical about what regulations are adopted, who is granted enforcement authority, and what that authority consists of.
- wolverine876 3y ago> Because we should have a high "index of suspicion" whenever we see incumbent corporations pushing for regulation that would suppress competition. It's mostly circular reasoning: Why is it more important? Because we should have a high index of suscipicion, because it's more important. I think we should be equally suspect of people pushing against regulation, which also empowers the powerful.