Saturday, August 28, 2010  A deregulation conundrum
A plea               Anonymous said...  The Rich&Co factors
haven't been possible in a very long time, yet set a new
standard in fancy. Maybe skim is a slightly rough word to use
when those 30 years ago slow was the word in markets. A little
'liquid reciprocity' quickly became sacred to a deal; speeds
things up, brings conviction, and in most circles better with
good spirits and not too much froth. What we know too little
about requires some empathy because there's a bit of that in
many of these old deals merely in order to get them done. In
this day and age, we're dealing with packages not each other.
And all that is tough intricate rule-making that will takes many
years I think.  狂猪 said...  The use of regulation in pursuit of
a particular social outcome is inherently fragile within a
complex environment.  Regulations can work very well for simple
problems and work very efficiently too. However, for complex
issues, the success of the regulation