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Quote by: Milton Bradley  It's called learning from history.
Even more compelling, is why your side has never been able to provide evidence about why you believe as you do.
To suggest the regulation comes at the behest of the people is disingenuous. The cries for regulation eminate feom the monied interests who profit from the less than free market.
Consumers regulate the market by purchasing, or not purchasing products.
Government regulation creates monopolies, and unfair business practices.
Perhaps you wold care to show us a heavily regulated market that outperforms freer markets. |
I note with amusement that in your first comment, you asked the poster to prove a negative in order to excuse your inability to make a case against his/her position, and that you posed a strawman argument in your final comment. Who claimed regulation improves economic performance?
That isn't its function.
How does regulation create monopolies and unfair business practices?
Can you explain and give concrete examples?
The rest of your comments are similar baseless statements which are equally unsupported by any attempt at reasoning, whereas your opponent has fully explained his/her reasoning.
In other words, you've lost the debate.