Originally Posted by tabs View Post
Decreasing an onerous regulatory environment gives business some breathing room. Which increases confidence in their sustainability. A real T plus
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Originally Posted by Seahawk
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I have been wondering about this for over a year now. Off Topic but which regulations were repealed to spur the economy?
Here's a great list.
https://www.brookings.edu/interactives/tracking-deregulation-in-the-trump-era/
My sense is any regulations repealed that wouuld spur the economy significantly would result in a lower quality of life; that said, it could take time to lower QoL based on repealed regs.
I think a stronger argument, one of many—including more buyers than sellers in the stock market—since the economy is multi-dimensional, is in the same way the U.S. economy benefited after WWII being the only Western manufacturer in the world, it is similarly benefiting from BREXIT. EU and UK economies are down and we are picking up the slack. Our GDP's are about the same, we do pretty much the same thing, EU is down 2%, we are up... Just a thought.
Even if the that correlation is incorrect, I would like someone to list the regulations repealed with an estimate of how much the repeal added to the GDP.