regulation

Legal regulation is not to be rejected out of hand, of course.

Here, we need to rush into force even more regulations to make sure this never happens again!

When you avoid the regulation, you take the safety of the currency into your own hands.

We look around and see these industries burdened by regulation, which tends to create entrenched players and which seem to us to be inefficient.

This I've added to my next letter to my representatives in Congress:"Dr. Smith said federal Medicare regulation would not allow for their online price menu.

Deaths mean increased regulation, often under the mistaken assumption that more rules would prevent engineers from making bugs.

[1]The regulation ended up costing the auto/gasoline industry billions of dollars to retool.

And this is why competition and effective government regulation[1] are fantastic things.

They should raise the minimum wage for factory workers, create more stringent regulation and make great effort to ensure those regulations are followed.

Any sort of regulation that prevents hospitals from disclosing their prices is bad for the citizenry, please fix that part of the regulations.

His best line:> The rationale given for the regulation change that requires auto companies to sell through dealers is that it ensures 'consumer protection'.

So we create similar peer-to-peer equivalents, only to start rediscovering the reasons for all those regulations in the first place.

They have avoided government regulation and control in that area by choosing not to accept Medicaid or Medicare payments.

" Yes, the taxi companies are trying to shut down Uber and Lyft using regulation, but they are just trying to enforce a legal monopoly granted to them by the cities in which they operate.

On Page 29, he basically explains why we use regulation rather than property rights enforced through litigation to address environmental harms.

Rate regulations, forbidding surge pricing, requiring cabs to serve the whole city, etc, arise from cities treating cabs as a part of the overall municipal transit infrastructure.

Additional regulation of internet backbone providers to perform deep packet inspection for government investigation of copyright infringement.

Are we all in this together or are we all not?I see a lot of libertarian and anti-government sentiments expressed on HN. People like to construct arguments like "more government vs. less", "higher taxes vs. lower", "less regulation vs. more", but those debates are missing the forest for the trees.