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You can't even sell cookies in WI and NJ
http://www.realclearinvestigations.com/a...olice.html

Examples of how the government uses regulation to aid existing businesses and restrict competition.

You can't even have a home business selling cookies in WI or NJ.

State regulatory agencies are frequently just a method to restrict competition.
04-12-2017 02:17 PM
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RE: You can't even sell cookies in WI and NJ
The combo of nanny government and using government to erect barriers to entry...have made it real difficult to enter a market.



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