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deregulation
1. Corporations pushing for deregulation for their own profit or from ideological blindness that imagine regulation costs profits
2. Regulation can easily be largely trivial in the supposed harm it causes, deregulation often inherently destructive
3. Deregulation can often kill, lead to greater poverty and hardship, lead to higher death rates from preventable disease, crime, preventable deaths from workplace accidents, higher child death rates, and earlier deaths for senior citizens
4. However, based on their ideology, they assume deregulation leads to greater prosperity economically
5. Reagan spent most of his career, for almost 30 years before he became president, as a corporate shill for deregulation
6. Clinton's deregulation led directly to the Great Recession and financial scandals of the 2000s
7. On the Great Recession, her husband's deregulation played a major role in the housing and banking collapses
8. money, deregulation, and free trade, created an economic expansion in the 1980s that was described by a Wall Street Journal writer as
9. My father, who was a member of the Broadcast Regulatory Review Committee, which met regularly with the FCC to discuss deregulation of the broadcast industry, said, “I figured something was going to happen down the road, so we’ve been saving our cash
10. I would say to my wife countless times that with gasoline prices going up and groceries more expensive and gas used for the home going up and now with deregulation of electric companies, their prices are going up-where is the money going to come from? I knew and so did so many people before the recession hit, that if all these prices went up but incomes did not, people would go to the credit cards to try and soften the blow of getting behind on finances
11. Now, with just the mention of deregulation, alarmists start beating drums of panic and misinformation that echoes across the land
12. But deregulation of the medical industry is certainly no means for alarm; quite the opposite, it’s a cause for celebration, though reactionaries habitually cry wolf at any attempt to balance
13. The basis of a free market is free choice, and that’s just what deregulation would provide, the freedom to choose one’s care and how much one is willing to pay for that care
14. With deregulation of the electricity industry and the removal of coal subsidies, conversion from coal to natural gas in industries and households quickly followed
15. Because of all the transactions in the telecommunications industry during an era of deregulation, technological innovation, and massive restructuring, a private market price existed, at least within a reasonable range, for all of these units
16. Also in the wings was the potential deregulation of the cable industry, a move that would by itself allow the companies to raise their prices
17. Other research also confirms that fast credit growth and financial deregulation /innovation are common characteristics of major booms that end in tears
18. Enhanced central bank credibility, agreement that inflation hurts growth, as well as tailwinds from globalization, deregulation, competitive pressures, and new entrants to the global labor force contributed to the low and relatively stable inflation rates in the past decade
19. Deregulation, liberalization of cross-border flows, and falling top (and other) tax rates were other prevalent trends
20. , disintermediation from banks); deregulation and active financial innovations; expansion of the delegated asset management industry (institutionalization of asset holding and trading); the finance sector’s increasing political influence; widening income inequality within countries; and globalization and integration of capital markets
