Tuesday, February 4, 2014

Business and Regulation

I was reading Andrew Tobias' blog and saw this interesting piece.

"talking about the new hedge-fund regulations. Most everyone on Wall Street thought they were a bad idea. “But isn’t it better for the system as a whole?” I asked. The room went quiet, and my boss shot me a withering look. I remember his saying, “I don’t have the brain capacity to think about the system as a whole. All I’m concerned with is how this affects our company.”"

This, in a nutshell, explains why business can't be trusted to guide government policy toward business. They don't care about the whole, only their bottom line.



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