Today, U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer called out the American Bar Association and asked the ABA to require law schools to provide accurate post-graduate employment and salary information about their former students. And so now the movement to get law schools to engage in some basic transparency about the value of a legal education just got some political muscle.
This is just more of the liberal regulation that's strangling our country and preventing an economic recovery.zeth006 wrote:http://abovethelaw.com/2011/03/watch-ou ... top-lying/
Your thoughts?Today, U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer called out the American Bar Association and asked the ABA to require law schools to provide accurate post-graduate employment and salary information about their former students. And so now the movement to get law schools to engage in some basic transparency about the value of a legal education just got some political muscle.
It was deregulation that got us here and now lets deregulate ourselves into the next great depression!vanwinkle wrote:This is just more of the liberal regulation that's strangling our country and preventing an economic recovery.zeth006 wrote:http://abovethelaw.com/2011/03/watch-ou ... top-lying/
Your thoughts?Today, U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer called out the American Bar Association and asked the ABA to require law schools to provide accurate post-graduate employment and salary information about their former students. And so now the movement to get law schools to engage in some basic transparency about the value of a legal education just got some political muscle.
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NPR reported a study by an economist that concluded that regulation is good for the economy overall in that it makes jobs for people. It spreads the wealth. However, it is bad for big business in that it lowers corporate profits. That is why douchers (aka Republicans) campaign against it.vanwinkle wrote:This is just more of the liberal regulation that's strangling our country and preventing an economic recovery.zeth006 wrote:http://abovethelaw.com/2011/03/watch-ou ... top-lying/
Your thoughts?Today, U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer called out the American Bar Association and asked the ABA to require law schools to provide accurate post-graduate employment and salary information about their former students. And so now the movement to get law schools to engage in some basic transparency about the value of a legal education just got some political muscle.
That's ridiculous. If the government required painting, it would also employ a lot of people, but the government has an implied mandate to be reasonable.NoJob wrote:
NPR reported a study by an economist that concluded that regulation is good for the economy overall in that it makes jobs for people. It spreads the wealth. However, it is bad for big business in that it lowers corporate profits. That is why douchers (aka Republicans) campaign against it.
Sure, but would requiring someone you're paying tens of thousands of dollars to provide accurate information about their product be unreasonable?delusional wrote:That's ridiculous. If the government required painting, it would also employ a lot of people, but the government has an implied mandate to be reasonable.NoJob wrote:
NPR reported a study by an economist that concluded that regulation is good for the economy overall in that it makes jobs for people. It spreads the wealth. However, it is bad for big business in that it lowers corporate profits. That is why douchers (aka Republicans) campaign against it.
member when we deregulated the banks?vanwinkle wrote:This is just more of the liberal regulation that's strangling our country and preventing an economic recovery.zeth006 wrote:http://abovethelaw.com/2011/03/watch-ou ... top-lying/
Your thoughts?Today, U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer called out the American Bar Association and asked the ABA to require law schools to provide accurate post-graduate employment and salary information about their former students. And so now the movement to get law schools to engage in some basic transparency about the value of a legal education just got some political muscle.
I was referring specifically to the post that I quoted, about regulation creating jobs.Bill Cosby wrote:
Sure, but would requiring someone you're paying tens of thousands of dollars to provide accurate information about their product be unreasonable?
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