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The cost of federal regulation neared $2 trillion in 2014, according to a new report by the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI).
The CEI in the fake news Washington Free Beacon is nothing - the research is too vague to be meaningful since they do not attempt to take into account the benefits of regulations.
There is no distinction between necessary and unnecessary regulation. It is not a true study when it ignores the benefits savings of regulation.
You want killed or injured workers in the workplace. You want fishing areas overfished or polluted.
You want premature death and health problems caused by air pollution.
You want predatory banks ripping off consumers use of credit cards.
The next time you see an ad on tv for medicine, pay attention to the "possible side effects" portion of the ad. Notice, first, that the volume is increased during this part. Notice also the requirement that ALL potential side effects are listed. Notice the amount of time it takes to relay this information to the consumer. Notice how much this costs.
Spare_change, post: 16018732The next time you see an ad on tv for medicine, pay attention to the "possible side effects" portion of the ad. Notice, first, that the volume is increased during this part. Notice also the requirement that ALL potential side effects are listed. Notice the amount of time it takes to relay this information to the consumer. Notice how much this costs.
Nice diversion.
Carrier does not produce pharmaceuticals.
Same people want to know the side effects.
Now provide that list of regulations that forced Carrier to move 1300 jobs to Mexico and get praised by Trump in doing so.
They are going for cheap labor. You know it. Regulations have nothing to do with it. They are keeping 830 jobs in the US. How can they do that with unbearable regulations? How's come their competitors can build HVAC equipment in the US under the massive burden of US REGULATIONS.?
Only in libtard America is "tax breaks" losing money.
Indiana agrees $7 million tax break to keep Carrier jobs in state: company
Actually about 800 jobs are being saved. The tax payers of Indiana pick up the tab.
Here's the whole story dipshit.
How Donald Trump got Carrier to stay
And this one is from CNN.
Before calling anybody a dipshit, you might want to read the whole link. None of it is good from a Trumpie perspective. None of it.
Oh I think it was a good deal for both side. And you are still a sore loser dipshit.
Just for you, you dumb slapper. I've even bolded the important parts to get it through your dumb skull. And it's from your own link. How dumb can you get? oh, that's right, you're a Trumpie voter....makes sense
But experts say the state incentives are more likely window dressing.
Most research indicates that economic development incentives rarely change a firm's behavior, according to Nathan Jensen, a professor at the University of Texas. "They are a subsidy to a company with little value to society. Our research shows that offering incentives is a great way for politicians to take credit, or minimize blame, for company decisions."
Even though this package of incentives isn't a lot of money, the practice is worrisome from a policy perspective, Jensen said.
"It's clearly a small deal. But you have a business that made a threat getting $7 million it doesn't need," Jensen said, "while there are small businesses paying the full tax rate." He added that "there's the concern that this only encourages more companies to make this kind of threat to move, if not to Mexico then to another state."
Even some conservatives said they didn't like the idea of an incoming administration getting this involved in negotiations to save one company, especially one with such a minimal impact on the overall economy. They say it smacks of government interference in the marketplace, which they think is a bad idea.
"It makes sense for a president and his team to change a tax code, change the regulatory environment to help businesses," Douglas Holtz-Eakin, president of the American Action Forum, a conservative Washington think tank, told CNN. "I'm not a big fan of this kind of negotiation. I think the more limited it is the better."
Only in libtard America is "tax breaks" losing money.
I admit that you are right, which is why I know that you don't mind paying taxes, even though Trump and I don't!
Only in libtard America is "tax breaks" losing money.
I admit that you are right, which is why I know that you don't mind paying taxes, even though Trump and I don't!
Try again with clarity, honestly.
Really?Only in libtard America is "tax breaks" losing money.
EVERY one, huh?Every Republican President in history caused massive Job Killing Recessions equal to number of 4 year terms they serve. Only 1 in 3 Democrats Presidents had recession & they created jobs for over 19 out of every 20 years.
Got to love your generalizations --- especially when they're false and unprovable.
It's a proven fact!
There was one who was shot & died soon after taking office before the Job Killing Recession He & His VP Caused. But like I said 4 year term & you have to be a total repubtard to hold that up as a success!
Its sole purpose was to define the financial impact of government regulation compliance.
I was attempting to read through the HVAC regulations of the Obama administration (starting in 2008, another modification in 2011 and 2013, and the latest in 2015) all related to EPA regulations.
Incredible ... absolutely fucking incredible.
The Cost Of Government Regulation
Report: New regulations cost $216B and 87 million hours of paperwork. What do they reap?
http://www.bizjournals.com/denver/stories/1996/11/04/story4.html
Regulation Nation: Drowning in Rules, Businesses Brace for Cost and Time for Compliance
How much does it cost Americans to comply with federal regulations? Try $1.9 trillion a year
How much do regulations really cost business?
https://www.pacificresearch.org/fil..._2015/SmBusinessIndex_UpdatedVersion2_web.pdf
But ya'll won't read any of them, so like I said, what's the point?
The Cost Of Government Regulation
Report: New regulations cost $216B and 87 million hours of paperwork. What do they reap?
http://www.bizjournals.com/denver/stories/1996/11/04/story4.html
Regulation Nation: Drowning in Rules, Businesses Brace for Cost and Time for Compliance
How much does it cost Americans to comply with federal regulations? Try $1.9 trillion a year
How much do regulations really cost business?
https://www.pacificresearch.org/fil..._2015/SmBusinessIndex_UpdatedVersion2_web.pdf
But ya'll won't read any of them, so like I said, what's the point?
Really?Only in libtard America is "tax breaks" losing money.
Really? Then why the weeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth about tax brakes for Solar, Wind & Ethanol???
