On the recordMarch 25, 2014
So free enterprise works best, government interference is often the law of unintended consequences which creates more dislocation and damage economically than it intends.
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congress.govSo free enterprise works best, government interference is often the law of unintended consequences which creates more dislocation and damage economically than it intends.
Hanna discusses the negative impact of government interference on free enterprise.
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