Would you agree that the "rules" in a rules-based economy are what we call "regulations" and that some are necessary?
Open, rules-based economies, which allow humans' vast capacity for innovation to thrive, are key to job growth in America.https://twitter.com/dmonett/status/806066592559857664 …
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And let's not forget true-cost economics- if companies damage our collective resources, the planet, THEY need to clean it up.
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Sorry but
@HillaryClinton was pushing for this too .. she's a good person who would have worked with Republicans .. SADThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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ever notice that Trump ran a gameshow that had no rules except he got to make them up without any judges above him?
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good grief, I might have to vote for you next time. Keep up the principled rhetoric. Thank you.
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@dmonett@Kasparov63 you did just suggest the need for regulation. I am with you.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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That will depend on the rules. Strict Intellectual Property rules, even if consistent would probably hinder innovation
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Can you explain what you mean by a rule-based economy? Is that like our current regulatory/market tension, or divergent?
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Do you agree with Milton Friedman on a minimum guaranteed income? That seems the best way to support needed career changes.
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