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Well, "liberalised" as a general term doesn't mean anything, so I wouldn't say I "don't understand" it. The language is ambiguous, but you may be correct on sec
by aneth4 13y ago
Well, "liberalised" as a general term doesn't mean anything, so I wouldn't say I "don't understand" it. The language is ambiguous, but you may be correct on second thought.
- dragonwriter 13y ago> Well, "liberalised" as a general term doesn't mean anything With economic policy, it always means reduced regulation in favor of increased reliance on mutual consent of the parties.
- aneth4 13y agoWell I'm all for that outside of safety, transparency, and abuse regulations.