Having worked for an FTC commissioner, I've seen first hand the commission's regulatory successes. Imbued with the powers of competitive oversight and consumer protection, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) was a beacon for other governmental agencies.
Unfortunately, times have changed. The commission's recent obsession with media exposure has darkened the FTC's luminescence. The FTC has forgotten its core foundational tenet: identify practices that actually harm consumers.
By Carl Szabo
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