Competition enforcement actions like the Bell Labs consent decree created the conditions for scores of startups to innovate and flourish. While we often focus on the cost of action and regulation, we should also be asking ourselves about the cost of inaction.
Cicilline emphasizes the importance of competition enforcement for innovation and warns against inaction.
Share
More from David Cicilline
The difference is you’ll be increasing education funding and distributing it through a formula that’s fair and equitable, and ensure that every student in Rhode Island has access to what they need to be successful.
The future economic prosperity of our state is directly dependent on our ability to get this right.
What we’ve said to the General Assembly is you’re going to have to have a transition plan that takes that into account.
You can’t have a statewide school funding system that is fair to everyone — that’s equitable, that covers all costs of education, so that every student, no matter where they live, is treated the same, and every taxpayer treated the same —…
Other voices in this conversation
