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	Comments on: &#8220;Dumping&#8221; law and the absent consumer interest	</title>
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		By: GregS		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Government agencies working at cross-purposes is an inevitable consequence of massive, statist government. As government ever larger, acquires ever more power, and spawns ever more agencies and departments, it becomes impossible for anyone in government to comprehend it all or to co-ordinate any of it. So the exercise of government power simultaneously gets applied to ever more issues while at the same time responsibility for its use becomes ever more fragmented. Government agencies working at cross purposes or fighting each other is the inevitable outcome.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Government agencies working at cross-purposes is an inevitable consequence of massive, statist government. As government ever larger, acquires ever more power, and spawns ever more agencies and departments, it becomes impossible for anyone in government to comprehend it all or to co-ordinate any of it. So the exercise of government power simultaneously gets applied to ever more issues while at the same time responsibility for its use becomes ever more fragmented. Government agencies working at cross purposes or fighting each other is the inevitable outcome.</p>
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