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1. Deregulation: What Are The Pros and Cons? Pros: 1. Increased competition: Deregulation allows for more companies to enter the market and compete, which can lead to lower prices, better products, and improved customer service. 2. Innovation: By removing certain regulations, companies are free to explore new technologies and services that they may not have been able to before. 3. Improved efficiency: By reducing certain regulations, companies are able to streamline their operations and reduce costs. Cons: 1. Consumer protection: Without certain regulations in place, companies are free to engage in predatory practices which can be harmful to consumers. 2. Monopoly power: When certain regulations are removed, a few companies can dominate the market and put smaller competitors at a disadvantage. 3. Environmental protection: Certain regulations are in place to protect the environment from pollution and other forms of damage. Without these regulations, companies may not be held accountable for their actions.
Week Ahead – Markets on Edge as Trump’s Inauguration and BoJ Decision Loom - Action Forex
Getting the ball rolling with Trump and the US, the dollar has benefited and Treasury yields have surged lately on increasing expectations that the Fed may need to proceed with extra caution on rate cuts this year. Trump’s tariff pledges and his promises of corporate tax cuts and deregulation have raised concerns about a resurgence of inflation, which has been proving sticky even before such policies are enacted. What’s more, the US economy seems to be firing on all cylinders, with the labor market seeing strong growth in November and December, corroborating the notion that there is no need for the Fed to rush into lowering interest rates further.
Morning Bid: Inauguration caution cools risk-on revival
Signs of life being breathed back into China's economy and a strong rally on Wall Street on Friday bode well for Asian markets on Monday, although nervousness around President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration could temper the optimism. U.S. markets will be closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, so global liquidity will be lighter than usual, and U.S. debt ceiling jitters are back in sharp focus. Investors have broadly welcomed the 'market-friendly' parts of Trump's expected agenda like tax cuts and deregulation.
Milei Implements Peer Approval for Food - Marginal REVOLUTION
Reason: In a sweeping move to overhaul Argentina’s food trade policies, Javier Milei’s administration officially deregulated food imports and exports on Monday. The reform, outlined in Decree 35/2025, seeks to boost foreign trade, cut bureaucratic red tape, and lower consumer prices. Federico Sturzenegger, head of the Ministry of Deregulation and State Transformation, explained in a post on […]
FDA Deregulation of E-Cigarettes Saved Lives and Spurred Innovation - Marginal REVOLUTION
What would happen to drug development if the FDA lost its authority to prohibit new drugs? Would research and development boom and lives be saved? Or would R&D decline and lives be lost to a flood of unsafe and ineffective drugs? Or perhaps R&D would decline as demand for new drugs faltered due to public […]
deregulation commission - PMO expedites work on deregulation commission; likely to be launched by mid-April - PMO expedites work on deregulation commission; likely to be launched by mid April BusinessToday
Multiple meetings have taken place to shape the commission’s strategy; it will be composed of policy experts and some key bureaucrats.
Title I for All: The Wall Street Journal Pushes for Broadcast Deregulation - Truth on the Market
In a recent editorial, the Wall Street Journal took President Donald Trump to task over threats to yank CBS’ broadcast license on grounds that 60 Minutes’ editing of a 2024 interview with Kamala Harris amounted to “election fraud.” The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has opened a docket, including an invitation for public comment, to investigate ... Title I for All: The Wall Street Journal Pushes for Broadcast Deregulation