Regulation Growth Fuels Systemic Pressure

Organizations, including government bodies, often feel an inherent pressure to grow, influencing individuals to seek greater roles and impacts, leading to increased regulation. This growth is typically one-directional, complicating the balance of regulatory measures. Without necessary resets, often sparked by social unrest or economic collapse, these entities face systemic failures. Reference to Millay in Argentina highlights a contrasting approach, where significant downsizing and deregulation were implemented to streamline government function and restore market-driven economies, initiating a process that could serve as a model for adjusting regulatory frameworks elsewhere.