Everybody talks about deregulation nowadays, but only grudgingly does anybody do much of anything about it.
Witness the recent labors of three powerful congressional committees on what is billed as a major effort at regulatory “reform” (S-262, HR-3263). After much fanfare and parliamentary wrangling, it looks as though these deliberations will bring forth a legislative mouse (if that). The current betting is that, even if a “reform” bill is adopted, nothing much by way of true reform will be contained in it.




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