Strangely, all indices of happiness show that reducing rather than expanding consumer choice brings down anxiety.
"The universe of shopping services has seen an enormous increase in traffic from Google, diverse new players, new investments and expanding consumer choice," Walker claimed.
What appears to have escaped these freedom-fighters is that the 2007 law actually expanded consumer choice, which has largely been limited to a technology essentially unchanged since Thomas Edison.
But instead of burdening consumers by foisting more restrictions on alcohol sales, lawmakers should free the market and expand consumer choice by scrapping this bill and letting wholesalers know that it won't be considered again, as the commerce clause reigns supreme.
Sounds like exactly the sort of vigorous innovation, expanding consumer choice, falling prices and cut-throat competition that policymakers should want, right?
The delivery-only super kitchens on are state of the art and bring together amazing chefs from independent restaurants and high street chains all into one location, dramatically expanding consumer choice in the area.
YouTube's competition is real, very real for the first time — and that's precisely why it recently reacted to these competing forces (and resulting expanded consumer choice) by launching its YouTube Red ad-free paid subscription service.
It's clear the regulator's intention with the Android decision was to expand consumer choice by creating opportunities for competition that didn't exist before — including for rival search and browser providers to be able to compete on the merits with Google when it comes to pre-loading their products on Android devices.
The best way to achieve that goal is by expanding consumer choice, not government control.
Excess sugar is a big problem, and the American Heart Association is committed to working hand-in-hand with parents to improve nutrition information, expand consumer choice for healthier options, and change policies that contribute to kids' sugary diets.
