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“Reagan decontrolled oil and natural-gas prices almost immediately upon moving into the White House.”
Ronald Reagan's Economics, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
“Even though many of the apartments have been decontrolled, net income has barely risen.”
“Then, in October 2009, a court ruled that the partnership had improperly decontrolled the rent for thousands of apartments, and would have to return them to their original status.”
“Future increases then follow the CPI, or the apartment is decontrolled entirely.”
The Wall Street Journal: New Jersey's Rent-Control Laws Fading
“India last month fully market-linked prices of gasoline and partly decontrolled prices of diesel while raising prices of cooking fuels to wean the government off a massive subsidy burden.”
The Wall Street Journal: India Services Activity at Two-Year High
“Commodities like steel and cement were decontrolled years ago.”
The Wall Street Journal: India to Consider Lifting State Control on Sugar
“The government increased the price of diesel by 2 rupees a liter and said the fuel will also be decontrolled in the near-future, though it didn't say by when.”
The Wall Street Journal: India State Oil Firms Expect Profit Boost
“If it were decontrolled, it would cost his constituents millions of dollars.”
“In Britain, under Labour, nicotine use fell because tobacco was controlled and taxed, while alcohol use rose because it was decontrolled and made cheaper.”
The Guardian: Our 'war on drugs' has been an abysmal failure. Just look at Mexico
“Not surprisingly, they vanished once Ronald Reagan finally decontrolled all energy prices, one of his first acts as president in January 1981.”
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