On the recordApril 8, 2014
Absent clear evidence of market failure, consumers benefit when the government allows free markets to allocate resources in the most efficient manner possible.
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congress.govAbsent clear evidence of market failure, consumers benefit when the government allows free markets to allocate resources in the most efficient manner possible.
Hatch argues against government intervention in free markets.
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