deregulation

A lot of counterexamples to that come to mind, such as airline deregulation, trucking deregulation, and telecommunications deregulation.

This was part of the deregulation bill, thrown in to mollify representatives of smaller towns and rural areas, who otherwise would have opposed deregulation.

After deregulation, when airlines were free to set routes, schedules and fares, the flights are nearly always packed.

Iceland had a bank crisis triggered by a speculative bubble produced by poorly managed deregulation.

Some of the deregulation made things easier for this to happen but the recession would have been regardless of these factors.

Except white collar and government crime, from the Wall Street deregulation abuses to colonialism.

Judging by the list of members, they want deregulation for the finance industry.

The crisis was not really a great disaster and at the time there really were not a lot of people calling for deregulation.

The hub and spoke system common today evolved out of the deregulation.

Yes, but the other side of the coin of airline deregulation is that there fewer routes to smaller airports and/or they are more costly.

The entire 2008 financial crisis is a lesson in the dangers of deregulation and failure to keep up with oversight on changing market innovations.

No I am not talking about the S&L deregulation That portion of the comment was sarcastic.

Of course that doesn't stop the majority of Republican congresscritters from touting it as the best thing for "deregulation" since sliced bread...

Furthermore, looking at that link suggests that the "luxury exclusions" are working as intended: all of the requests for deregulation due to income were approved and the rents returned to market rate.

I think deregulation would open the "potential" for scammers, but at the same time would open a market for websites like a "Yelp for investors".