EO on competition in the workplace
Here's an interesting article by a newsletter I follow on a coming executive order on competition in the workplace. It has implications well beyond political, thus this posting here (Joe, if you feel it needs moved, I will defer).
One thing I thought particularly interesting is the Right to Repair. I was unaware of any such limitations on powerful equipment, but I guess I should not be too surprised by that.
What would you be dreading or looking forward to based on this list?
Executive Order on Promoting Competition in the American Economy
President Biden is expected to sign an executive order today focusing on competition that includes 72 separate initiatives. The following …
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I dread anything coming out of this administration, I was aware of the RTR and all I can say about this is everyone of these items along with the ones not mentioned are most likely gonna put money into somebodies pocket else the administration wouldn't care about any of it, all in my humble opinion... follow the money as usual.
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If I were a socialist, I would be very happy with Joe's list. I didn't see the word "equity" used, but that's undoubtedly in the details.
Neal
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The devil is in the details but most of these seem beneficial to the free market.
- Non-Compete Agreements: Good
- License Requirements: Good
- Prescription Drugs: Good
- Right to Repair: VERY GOOD
- Hearing Aids: VERY GOOD
- Hospitals: VERY GOOD
- Obamacare: Very Bad
- Internet: Good
- Internet Mergers: Bad
- Privacy: Good
- Passenger Train: Bad
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Governments needs to keep the hell out of the workplace. Government is cause of all the problems.
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