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If a company and its potential customers are prevented from making a mutually beneficial exchange because of some rule, that's a cost. You can argue that the co
by evanpw 11y ago
If a company and its potential customers are prevented from making a mutually beneficial exchange because of some rule, that's a cost. You can argue that the cost is outweighed by the benefits of the rule, but you can't just claim that the cost doesn't exist.
- toomuchtodo 11y agoYes, labor regulations are a cost. Yes, that's because we're civilized people. If you want a libertarian paradise where government doesn't interfere, move to Somalia.
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