New overtime rules will slow an already sluggish economy

Steady application of regulation is draining life from the U.S. economy.


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WASHINGTON, D.C.—Before the advent of modern medicine, a patient that complained of feeling “run down” was a difficult case for physicians. Splints treated broken legs, but a case of the “blahs” might call for the old standby — leeches — because the era’s medical science dictated that bleeding was the best way to bring the “humors” of the body into balance. The irony was that often the prescribed bleeding hastened the patient’s decline.
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