On the recordJune 8, 2009
In the end, however, regulation must not be a one-size-fits-all system. Such a system stifles innovation, raises prices for consumers, punishes entrepreneurs, and destroys jobs.
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Kanjorski emphasizes the need for tailored regulations to avoid negative impacts on innovation and jobs.
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