He wants more leverage, not less, and says the Group of 20 nations should step in to cut through regulations in the name of economic growth.
Will we apply growth-stunting regulations in the name of "never again"?
They've pushed for even more de-regulation in the name of "creating jobs".
He wrote a concurring opinion in 2015 suggesting it's appropriate for courts to second-guess legislatures and strike down basic health and safety regulations in the name of economic liberty.
Wall Street has spent months opposing the financial regulation bill in the name of families and small businesses.
It stands to reason then, that a "corporate capitalism" such as ours that seems increasingly interested in enriching senior executives, and thwarting risk-curbing regulation all in the name of protecting the free market, (especially in the financial sector), needs to be called to account by its owners: and that would be us.
An increasing number of regulations adopted in the name of helping investors had hardly helped.
Objecting to most of those ideas before they have even been officially proposed, House Republicans have a different agenda in mind – one echoed by almost all of the Republican presidential candidates over Labor Day weekend – which revolves centrally around dismantling regulations, also in the name of job creation.
According to this approach, clubs have a central role in elaborating regulations, both in the name of a process to increase the value created and in consideration of the fact that, subsequently, they could gain a greater part of this value in virtue of a more intense competition.
Agencies have been devised as an antidote to such problems either by becoming watchdogs that alert governments to the abuse of laws and regulations or by regulating governments themselves in the name of efficiency, consumer protection, and, less frequently, the citizen.
