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Two powerful committee chairmen have introduced bills to ease regulatory hurdles for businesses wanting to participate.

Bush administration officials want to ease regulatory requirements on nursing homes, reducing the frequency of inspections and lessening or eliminating some penalties, according to government documents.

It agreed to sell SSL's brands for mouth pain relief products in Britain and Ireland to ease regulatory concerns about overlaps.

The administration also suggested ways to ease regulatory hurdles for infrastructure and energy development and initiatives to boost small businesses owned by Native Americans.

But being European, they have come up with a plan and set targets, rather than ease regulatory rigidities that make it difficult for such reforms to occur.

President Bush's spokesman denounced a plan to ease regulatory requirements on nursing homes today and said the White House had rejected the proposal, devised at the Department of Health and Human Services.

Mr. McCain says easing regulatory and tax burdens will encourage private spending on research.

Instead, Mr. Bush has proposed several initiatives to spur the electric power industry: opening protected land in the West to drilling for natural gas, investing in cleaner-burning coal-fired plants, and easing regulatory burdens on pipeline and power plant operators.

Besides easing regulatory concerns, if Yahoo's request for an exemption is successful it would free the company to invest excess cash -- more than $790 million as of last Sept. 30 -- in stocks and other investments.

This comes shortly after Congress passed the JOBS Act, which eases regulatory burdens on firms like Groupon that seek to capitalise on their dynamism through a speedy IPO.Wen Jiabao, the Chinese prime minister, criticised China's big banks for acting like a "monopoly" and said private capital should be allowed "to flow into the finance sector".

It's still too early to know exactly what President-elect Donald Trump intends to do, but he's spoken repeatedly about easing regulatory burdens on small companies.