The "New Technology" Deregulation and the Dream of Diversity
In the world of Washington, "the trend" seems mightier than "the truth." New approaches to old issues are in constant demand so that yesterday's policies can be blamed for today's problems. Thus, for example, it is no longer fashionable to view regulation as the remedy...
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