EPA Eases Limits on ‘Super Pollutants,’ Claiming It Will Lower Food Prices
NOTUS cites senior economist Ryan Young regarding possible lower food prices.
That’s virtually nothing for the consumer, said Ryan Young, a senior economist at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, a libertarian think tank, estimating that the savings per consumer per year would be closer to $2.
“It’s nice that they are paying attention to affordability, but if they want to make a difference, it’s tariffs and the Iran war,” he said.
Some companies in the food and grocery industry have long advocated for reversing regulations.