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Chris Romer discusses regulatory challenges facing Colorado businesses

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Chris Romer discussed the business climate in Colorado, noting that while the state is effective at creating desirable experiences, it struggles to make it easy to build, operate, or afford businesses. Romer linked this difficulty to a larger national debate concerning increasing government regulation and restricting competition.

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Romer highlighted that public policy can either ease or obstruct business decisions, such as hiring or starting new ventures. This tension reflects a broader concern that government intervention is increasingly used to mandate or ban activities, potentially hindering free enterprise.

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  • Chris RomerProvided commentary on the business environment in Colorado.
  • ColoradoThe state where the business environment and policy issues were discussed.

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    Might face increased costs of doing business due to regulatory environments in Colorado.

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