As a side topic: If the regulators are supposed to be in the executive branch, and they are writing the regulations (i.e. writing the specifics of what the law is), isn't that violation of the separation of powers? Now we have executives writing law. And if I'm not mistaken, several agencies have internal court systems, too. Our bureaucracy is out of control.
The Economic Freedom site is a Charles Koch Institute 2011 creation.
The Koch brothers don't care about our freedom, our environment, our health or our tax burden... Koch brothers violate numerous laws and get away scott free.
Google "Koch, Exxon Mobil Among Corporations Helping Write State Laws"
This is true. The rules are very important, but the sheer amount of change is too much. Maybe if we kept only what we needed and not what we WANTED, we could have have decent economy today.
We need stable rules and real market prices, so prosperity emerges that cuts short the crisis. Give us a chance, so we can discover the most valuable way to serve one another. (Econstories)
Glad to finally find out about EconFree.
JamesonGraber 6 days ago
@JamesonGraber Ditto.
dibblebill 5 days ago
As a side topic: If the regulators are supposed to be in the executive branch, and they are writing the regulations (i.e. writing the specifics of what the law is), isn't that violation of the separation of powers? Now we have executives writing law. And if I'm not mistaken, several agencies have internal court systems, too. Our bureaucracy is out of control.
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The Economic Freedom site is a Charles Koch Institute 2011 creation.
The Koch brothers don't care about our freedom, our environment, our health or our tax burden... Koch brothers violate numerous laws and get away scott free.
Google "Koch, Exxon Mobil Among Corporations Helping Write State Laws"
jlynnwm 1 month ago
@jlynnwm
The source of the information is irrelevant. Rather than attacking the presenter, attack the info.
office888 1 month ago
I like this lady.
trick29420 1 month ago
awesome video, totally agree.
ThobyThomas 1 month ago
This is true. The rules are very important, but the sheer amount of change is too much. Maybe if we kept only what we needed and not what we WANTED, we could have have decent economy today.
IbombYourAss 1 month ago
We need stable rules and real market prices, so prosperity emerges that cuts short the crisis. Give us a chance, so we can discover the most valuable way to serve one another. (Econstories)
Cornampoo 1 month ago 10
Oh but the GFC happened because of all the DE-regulation that people say happened....sarc/
Riellysdad 1 month ago 3
/totally agree
MrSchmuff 1 month ago