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deregulators

Definition:

Deregulators refer to individuals or entities that advocate for the reduction or elimination of government regulations in various industries or sectors.

Senses/Usages:

1. As a noun:
   • A person or organization supporting deregulation.
   • An economic policy advocate for reducing government regulations.
2. As a verb (third person present tense):
   • The act of advocating for deregulation.
   • To support or attempt to bring about the reduction of regulations.

Examples:

1. As a noun:
   • Many deregulators believe that reducing regulations on businesses would lead to economic growth.
   • The deregulators argue that excessive regulation stifles innovation and hampers competition.
2. As a verb:
   • The political party deregulates the telecommunications industry to spur investment and increase consumer choices.
   • If elected, the candidate promises to actively deregulate the energy sector to lower prices for consumers.

Related Products:

For further reading on deregulation and its impacts, you may find the following books helpful:

• Deregulation: The New Financial Paradigm
• Deregulation and the Future of Electric Power
• Deregulation: The Airline Industry and the Environment