Moreover, the dramatic growth of executive-branch power has made regulation decreasingly a matter of C-Span-able legislative-branch policymaking and increasingly a matter of bureaucratic fiat.
Instead, we have an executive branch in a leak-hunting frenzy, a Congress that treats oversight as a form of partisan combat, a political climate that has made "regulation" an expletive and a public that feels a generalized, impotent uneasiness.
Los Angeles has made regulation too complicated, he said, and needs to work harder to identify illegal shops and attempt to get them permitted.
The dual-use nature of biotechnology and the globalization of the biotechnology industry has made regulation of materials that can be used for biological weapons proliferation cost-prohibitively expensive and laborious.
"And they have made regulations, some of them draconian in nature, aimed at a problem they have not defined".
For now, let me just point out that deregulation, too, was based on the belief that we had transcended the old limitations -- in the age of the Internet we no longer had to worry about the generation and transmission bottlenecks that had always prevented a workable free market in electricity, that had made regulation necessary to prevent abuses of market power.
The financial crisis has made re-regulation rather than deregulation the mantra in Washington, while government has acquired a much bigger role in the economy through its backing of banks and car companies".I inherited a recession, I'm ending on a recession," he noted at his press conference on January 12th.
Because South Korea has made such regulation a matter of first importance.
"No country has made any regulation on maximum amounts of acrylamide in foods.
In the case of the Volcker Rule, lobbying has made the proposed regulation vastly more complex.
