deregulation

THE Federal Government has been urged to embark on the full deregulation of the petroleum downstream sector.

Electric retail competition is more commonly known as deregulation, though few who are familiar with the concept are fond of that term.

By Yoon Ja-young The head of the country's leading business lobby group called for the government to show more sincere efforts for deregulation, stressing businesses cannot create jobs due to tough regulations.

Regulators have already signaled willingness to ease or modify regulations for less-complex banks; we view robust regulation as supportive of bank creditworthiness, therefore, broad-based legislative deregulation could be negative for ratings depending on how banks respond.

Objectives: The present study focused on assessing cognitive deficits and emotional deregulation as predictors of depression in pre/post patients of general surgery.

Speaking during a Q4 breakfast hosted by property management specialists WayfinderPM, Brett, a partner at Belkin Burden Wenig & Goldman, said the issue has been in flux since a 2015 court decision that questioned the deregulation of an apartment after it became vacant by raising the rent above the deregulation threshold.

Deregulation generally has the effect of increasing competition and that's a good thing, as shown by the deregulation of the UK gas and electricity markets a few years ago.

Bradley Groves, chief executive and chairman of Great Annual Savings Group, said: "Deregulation will have a significant impact on the business community.

While delegation certainly promotes regulation, it can also be used to promote deregulation. Congress could create an administrative agency that is given the power to pass deregulations--rules that either eliminate regulations or move to a system of property and markets.

Decline in oil prices will make it easier to go in for deregulation