Friday, November 18, 2016

U.S. Businesses Spend More On Regulatory Compliance Than Russia’s GDP

U.S. Businesses Spend More On Regulatory Compliance Than Russia’s GDP

November 18, 2016 U.S. Businesses Spend More On Regulatory Compliance Than Russia’s GDP , 0 Comments


By The Blaze, Nov. 14, 2016 

Figures released from The Libre Institute give us a frightening look at just how much businesses in the United States have to spend in order to keep up with all the red tape government regulations force upon them. As you will see, the cost of keeping up with government intervention is monumental.

Using major U.S. industries as a kick off point, The Libre Institute marked their contribution to America’s GDP, then ads up just how much money these industries spend trying to stay legal in the face of governmental red tape.

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