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Because it distorts the market and interferes with allocation of resources. It doesn't change because the regulation was done so "democratically" as oposed to dictatorially. | This is not an answer, this is a dodge. How does inspecting meat for ecoli "distort" the market? Is it a distortion of good market practice to require good market practice? Is a market only free if it is free to harm people? And is requiring someone to allocate enough resources to ensure their product is free of harmful agents really "interfering"?
All I see when I look down, something jumpin' on the ground, Scratchin' dirt, cluckin' in the barnyard -
Tell me, could that be you?
John Kay |