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Regulatory protection racket?
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nadezhda
at 06:11PM (EDT) on April 22, 2005 | Permanent Link
Billmon has sussed it out. And unfortunately, I don't think there's a bit of tinfoil in his narrative -- just the natural logic of power and and an example of the dynamics of competition when interest groups obtain political controls over markets. A cautionary reminder for Democrats as well, I should add, even when they rationalize their own interventions as being on the side of angels.
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