privatization;
problems:
1) no price regulation--> companies charging what ever they want for any product or service valid or not real or not; real life example---> 12$ for 1x 2" bandaid at the hospital an 1000$ per stitch for sutures, convenience fees, and charging by the byte for internet connection or service
2) no product regulation---> companies could sell harmful or lethal products that harm or kill their users with no repercussions; real life example---> alcohol and tobacco and pharmaceuticals
3) companies would be free to make their products highly addictive to inflate profits, real life example same as #2
4) no waste regulation for industrial waste, real life example; any 3rd world factory
5) companies would be free to under pay their employees to increase profits, creating a paid slave labor workforce, real life example; any factory in China or Mexico, Walmart, McDonald's
so yea regulation and socially accommodated established channels of practice of business and rules are pretty required unless you purposely want to increase class inequality and poverty while exponentially increasing pollution and destruction of the environment and population while at same time degrading quality of all products and services
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"No price regulation" Competition in the free market will keep the prices in check.
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Edited by DarthBrando: 6/18/2016 3:25:26 PMcompetition only exists if you allow other companies to work in the market! which requires regulation to enforce other wise you get Monopolies which then control the [b][i][u]Entire Market[/u][/i][/b] see McDonalds Walmart Disney General Electric General Motors Sony Paramount Pictures/Viacom Microsoft Apple Intel Starbucks Google/YouTube Cisco(networking co) Verizon/Comcast WM (waste management co) Exxon Mobile British Petroleum (BP) know what all those companies have in common? they all control 40% or [b][i][u]MORE[/u][/i][/b] of the market catered to their product/services demographic [b][i][u]EACH[/u][/i][/b] If you control 30% minimum of a market you can charge what ever you want for any product or service and remain profitable. Also at that % you can pay your low level employees as little as possible as they have little else in opportunities for employment in that field with out relocation.
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This.
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No they won't. The market doesn't always correct itself. This is a common myth.
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Whole wall of text, one period. You sure sound smert there bud. [spoiler]The typo was on purpose.[/spoiler]
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Don't knick pick. I understood what he was saying dude.
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it's a list with a statement below listed items don't require periods
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A list isn't a paragraph.
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have you ever even read a college thesis paper? yes i can assure you items in college essay lists are quite long enough to be paragraphs per item depending format used; punctuation may or may not apply
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Thank you for more of your run on sentences.
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it's a forum on the internet; I ain't got no time for no periods mate this ain't no oxford you want prim n proper grammar; go to oxford's online forum network
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I pictured this while reading that last post.
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lol hilarious meme
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I'm not against all social programs. I'm just against some. Mainly the more obtrusive ones.
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any social program is designed to do this; impose limitations on business to protect the general population thats what those programs are for and why they exist; to allow for solidarity within the public population