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March 30, 2008

Economist debate final: 51-49, close victory for government regulation

By a narrow 51-49 margin at the buzzer, the results are in at The Economist magazine online debate on risk and government regulation: By intervening to regulate business and financial risks, government has made things worse. This previous post links to my featured participant entry as a kind of sixth man off the bench to the "Con" presenter, Paul Moore of the University of Ulster. Of course, we don't support all regulation, as I made clear in my post.

Posted by Ed Mierzwinski at March 30, 2008 03:57 PM


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