The Moral Hazard of Regulation
Ron Paul | Texas Straight Talk
“Since the bailout bill passed, I have been frequently disturbed to hear “experts” wrongly blaming the free market for our recent economic problems and calling for more regulation. In fact, further regulation can only make things worse.
It is important to understand that regulators are not omniscient. It is not feasible for them to anticipate every possible thing that could go wrong with whatever industry or activity they are regulating. They are making their best guesses when formulating rules. It is often difficult for those being regulated to understand the many complex rules they are expected to follow. Very wealthy corporations hire attorneys who may discover a myriad of loopholes to exploit and render the spirit of the regulations null and void. For this reason, heavy regulation favors big business against those small businesses who cannot afford high-priced attorneys.”
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I have a few people who need
I have a few people who need to read this. They are stuck in the "regulation saves" mindset. It'd be good for them to read logical points(the moral end helps as well), I tend to get frustrated and explode after a certain point.