DJRich Loc: Western Pa

Despite the constant blather and BS about ending "oppressive regulations", Goldman Sachs has found that regulations have little financial impact.

So once again, trump and his fools at fox get caught in yet another series of lies.

Lie after damnable lie from the liar in chief.

Is it even possible for trump to tell the truth?

Not if he doesn't know what the truth is.




http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-02-12/trump-s-deregulation-has-little-economic-impact-goldman-says

grandaddy1946 Loc: Florida

you are brin dead

Kevyn

Deregulation does nothing for the economy and hurts working families, it is just a hand out to multinational corporations from their benefactor.

debeda

Uh huh. You've obviously never run or done the books for any companies if you believe that. Don't care what article or video is posted. I HAVE run and done the books for companies and I'll go with the empirical evidence, thanks.

kankune Loc: Iowa

Exactly right Deb..Im sure he doesn't even know what deregulation is...

padre

Some people are just brain dead 💀

DJRich Loc: Western Pa

That is true about anyone who believes trump's never ending stream of lies

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Just as your post, here’s another that argues from the regulation aspect and impact..

In support of each of these steps, opponents of regulation argue that agency rules are damaging to the economy in general and job generation in particular. Some say specific regulations will destroy millions of jobs and cite a study (critiqued later in this paper) purporting to show that regulations cost $1.75 trillion per year. Regulations are frequently discussed only in the context of their threat to job creation, while their role in protecting lives, public health, and the environment is ignored.

This report reviews whether the evidence backs the perspective of regulatory opponents. The first section looks broadly at the effects of regulations, whether they play a useful role in the economy, and whether their overall benefits outweigh their overall costs. The second section assesses the theory and evidence for the assertion that regulations undermine jobs and the economy. The last section examines the kinds of studies that are discussed when regulations are being formulated; these studies, often cited in debates and therefore of great importance, tend to be prospective
estimates of the effects of proposed regulations.
<snip> Plenty more to read..

So, is it to regulate or to deregulate? Does it in itself really change the outcome? I mean if it really doesn't change anything...???

Interesting argument wonder why its not come up before.. Look at the date of the Article I posted and ask, has anything material changed since then??

https://www.epi.org/publication/regulation_employment_and_the_economy_fears_of_job_loss_are_overblown/

fullspinzoo

He's right. You are brain dead. Such a chump.

EconomistDon

I would love to see you try to explain that to a room full of coal miners who lost their jobs during the Obama regulatory reign of terror. Coal mining jobs are coming back big time since Trump started to clean up the Obama regulation mess. Fathers can feed their kids again and buy them new clothes. For them, America is becoming great again.

fullspinzoo

That goes for the African-American community. Lowest unemployment rate ever. Obama never came close to that empty promise. https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/jul/14/obama-slammed-worst-president-ever-black-chicagoan/

JFlorio Loc: Seminole Florida

Thank you .. I was gonna say the same thing but I doubt if they could relate to running anything but their mouth.

debeda

LOL you're probably right

debeda

Sadly true. They think ALL regulation is good. No one ever considers it's a way to create EVEN MORE patronage jobs.....

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

When you speak from experience and proof positive from the experience there simply isnt Much to refute!!