Unfortunately it is this 'sort' of very loose regulatory standard and genuine legal implication counter tension, via meaningful penalties that is the fraying social trust in institutions and leading to populism, a phenomena that only leads to social upheaval, 'witch burning' and a disregard for intelligent, reasonable debate and subsequently the introduction of balanced policy.
Off topic a little, but obviously a significant issue in the USA as part of globalisation where the top echelon is disproportionately rewarded and the bottom majority benefits through lower prices but also lower wages, if they are in fact able to be meaningfully employed post the labour arbitration event.
Thankfully there is a little more moral balance in this country, with the exception of the 'insideous creep' in market operations and other isolated industries. But the trend is toward a lack of moral business standards unless it is arrested quickly.
