My last post raised the issue of reducing bureaucratic regulations as a means to reduce expenses to business and local government.
Here is one example of regulations that could be addressed. Various vehicle fuels are required to meet requirements for regions of the country and seasons of the year. These variations increase costs in development, storage, and transfer which are all obviously passed on to the consumer. The consumer includes me at the gas station, the trucking industry that transports products around the country, and even local government when the schools have to put fuel in the buses.
The following map gives an example of fuel (boutique blends) differences around the country.
Can you give some examples also?
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