As Daniel K. Tarullo, a Fed governor appointed by Obama, has said, the New Deal regulations "fostered a banking system that was, for the better part of 40 years, quite stable and reasonably profitable, though not particularly innovative in meeting the needs of depositors and borrowers".
Regulation fostered a mindset that exacerbated climate change issues, which we're only now beginning to make progress against.
These regulations foster safe working practices by establishing that any proposed procedure is both justifiable and safe by requiring that a risk assessment is made before work is started.
"This flies in the face of three decades of communications policy that has sought ways to eliminate the need for regulation by fostering greater competition".
Former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan has been identified as a prime culprit in creating the conditions for the financial crisis, in particular for href="http://www.propublica.org/article/pointing-the-finger-at-greenspan-109 /">opposing greater regulation and fostering a housing bubble.
It has become recognized that data sharing enables research, accelerates translation, safeguards good research conduct, and helps inform policy and regulation, thereby fostering a public climate in which research can flourish.
Yet she has also been assailed by environmentalists who insist that her pro-business leanings drove her to scale back regulations and foster a more cooperative relationship with industry and developers.
While we may never get consensus around Uber, we should work toward building a consensus around the power of innovation to improve our lives and the need for regulations to foster it.
For the example of mobility, Geels describes how these elements are built by certain actors, e.g. road infrastructures and car regulations were fostered by transportation ministries, and the elements mutually reinforce each other [4].
This requires the establishment of adapted organization and regulations to foster its institutional and socio-cultural anchoring [ 20].
