You will want to list those regulations and the ones repealed and the effect of each.

A bit of a correction today. Will Christmas sales be the tipping point for the possible 2019 recession?

it will be make or break. I plan to go big...not certain if I am an indicator for xmas shopping trajectory?

I'd like to see that.

Google "Trump cuts regulations" you'll find a lot of articles with a lot of people arguing about the good and bad of the regulations being cut.

who cares, we already know none them had any effect on the economy.

Then what was the point in crafting the regulation to begin with? Your argument isn't making sense.

On a broad scale, regulations are typically made to:

Reward K Street donors, essentially creative anti-competition

Prevent decrease in quality of life, e.g., asbestos, meat inspection

Increase quality of life, e.g., minimum wage, environmental regulation

Those last two have a direct effect on the economy and are the primary regulations that Trump reversed by EO.
I could be wrong but I don't see the economy going south anytime soon and I think if the "trade war" gets sorted out you're going to see another big year in 2019. We'll see. Meanwhile, I'm going to enjoy this ride! I'm moving inventory faster than I can acquire inventory and I'm not talking about cheap machines. In the last 4 weeks I sold three machines that were over 40K and one at 35K and I have customers waiting for similar machines to arrive. Times are good!

t-RUMP is working from the 1920's Gop plan with trade tariffs
or exactly what was the DIRECT CAUSE OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION 1929 TO 1939

SMART PEOPLE LEARN FROM HISTORY

they do NOT try failed plans HARDER
t-RUMP IS RERUNNING FAILURES HARDER
EXPECTING A DIFFERENT RESULT

so expect a disaster sooner or later

Just post the math Nick and it's all good. Show which regulations were hampering economic growth and then the corresponding removal of the regulation and it's impact on the economy.

You can start small and just point out which regulations that were repealed had any kind of economic impact, plus or minus.

I'm not into that. You have google just like I do. The difference is, your mind is made up that they had no effect on the economy. How our why you came to the conclusion you did, I don't know. But the reality is, if you search there are regulations that had adverse effects on the economy.
I gotta run. Have a good afternoon.

The point isn't to stifle business, though that is sometimes the effect. It's almost always a tradeoff.

Regulations might require the abattoir upstream to dispose of blood and offal in some way other than dumping it in the river. Yeah, it costs the abattoir more to find a more sanitary way of disposing off the stuff, but the regulations put the cost on him, and not the humans and animals that live downstream.
Everybody wants regulations, as long as they are only on the other guy.

I like how you choose one example of tariffs where they arguably made the problem worse but ignore the fact that tariffs passed shortly after had benefit.
Well played sir... well played.

I know, I know. Trump Derangement Syndrome is all about spouting things off with nothing to back it up. Doing math? Proving a point? Fuch that!

The fact is none of the regulations repealed had any effect on the economy.

Arghh! You want ME to do the research to prove YOUR theory. Doesn't sound like you have much faith in your theory.

He doesn't. That's what Trump Derangement Syndrome does. Make a claim, doesn't matter how outlandish or wrong or unproven the claim is, it's been made and it's fact. Nothing can change that, even actual math. Poor devils. When actual math is presented, doing their work for them, there are 10 excuses why it's something else. Who needs that.

"I'm not into that." That's funny!

Fixed that for you

Actually no, that's your opinion. If it was a fact you could support it.. but as you said "fuch that" right?

Nope, I just want you to do research before forming an opinion. Shaun clearly hasn't researched or is using only sites that agree with his thought process in determining that none of the regulations repealed had any effect on the economy.