It’s preposterous. There’s no problem that’s getting addressed with this solution, this is a solution in search of some problem.
The Case for Free Trade
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Federal Communications Commission
… —to favor their business models over those of their competitors. It is hard to imagine another industry in which … favor their business models over those of their competitors. It is hard to imagine another industry in which … - page 847
… because those regulations assume a far more limited set of competitors for advertising dollars than exist today, as … because those regulations assume a far more limited set of competitors for advertising dollars than exist today, as … - page 857
Federal Trade Commission
… resulting in policies that, by trying to protect smaller competitors, ended up Chapter Federal Trade Commission Page … resulting in policies that, by trying to protect smaller competitors, ended up … Others in the conservative movement … - page 870
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