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Government Regulation—The Way Forward

John E. Blundell

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Markets and their institutions (property rights, contracts, the rule of law) are the reason people are ‘safe’ in their daily lives. Government regulation hampers attempts toimprove our lives. The discovery procedure of the market is superior to government insetting standards.

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Markets and their institutions (property rights, contracts, the rule of law) are the reason people are ‘safe’ in their daily lives. Government regulation hampers attempts toimprove our lives. The discovery procedure of the market is superior to government insetting standards.

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Markets and their institutions (property rights, contracts, the rule of law) are the reason people are ‘safe’ in their daily lives. Government regulation hampers attempts toimprove our lives. The discovery procedure of the market is superior to government insetting standards.

Key concepts: Government (linguistics), Government regulation, Property market, Business, Property (philosophy), Market regulation, Property rights, Law and economics

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