There are a number of looming
problems ahead for the U.S. economy, all brought on by regulators in
Washington.
The U. S. Labor Department has imposed expensive, perhaps needless investment ‘guidelines” on corporate IRAs.
The Environmental Protection Agency continues to use its heavy hand on the auto and mining industries.
The Dept. of Transportation, aside from mileage standards, has become even more imposing in its attempt to limit the use of petroleum.
At the same time, the infamous Dodd-Frank consumer regs are a hydra that is still being fully written and manipulated by non-elected bureaucrats. Those bureaucrats have a fiefdom with no legislative control. (See the Earl J. Weinreb NewsHole® comments.)
The U. S. Labor Department has imposed expensive, perhaps needless investment ‘guidelines” on corporate IRAs.
The Environmental Protection Agency continues to use its heavy hand on the auto and mining industries.
The Dept. of Transportation, aside from mileage standards, has become even more imposing in its attempt to limit the use of petroleum.
At the same time, the infamous Dodd-Frank consumer regs are a hydra that is still being fully written and manipulated by non-elected bureaucrats. Those bureaucrats have a fiefdom with no legislative control. (See the Earl J. Weinreb NewsHole® comments.)
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