lower prices for consumers
deregulation of major industries
Deregulation removed some of the controls on banks. Legislation in the 1980's, removing some of the control resulted in a decrease in the number of banks and an increase in the size of the remaining banks. It was more difficult for small banks to compete for market share.
glass and steel :)
The new market structures, of the late 1800s, resulted in several industries being monopolized. The steel and oil industries are examples.
Benefits from deregulation include reduced prices and increased choices for consumers.
lower prices for consumers
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Deregulation is the cutting back of federal regulation of industry and it affected certain industries in the 1980s by increasing the competition and lowered prices for consumers.
unsafe working conditions and more air pollution
by eliminating deregulation legislation that had been passed in 2001. That deregulation resulted in the 2001 energy crisis and left many Californians without electric service
deregulation of major industries
help reduce cost for industries is my guess
A deregulation movement in the 1980s resulted in loosened restrictions that had a positive impact on the vigor of the leasing industry. Deregulation permitted negotiated, rather than statutory, freight rates and terms.
Beginning in the mid-1970s, increased dissatisfaction with the burdens of regulation, especially the costs imposed on consumers, led to the deregulation of a number of industries
Deregulation is the cutting back of federal regulation of industry and it affected certain industries in the 1980s by increasing the competition and lowered prices for consumers.
Deregulation in a high interest rate enviorment. good answer!
a gradual shift of responsibilities from the national to state governments, along the deregulation of industries and less environmental oversight.