I wouldn't be surprised if this doesn't actually save any money or make anyone much more money. It's just a result of mindlessly fetishizing the past and misattributing past periods of rapid industrial growth to lack of regulation. The real cause was rapid population growth at the time, war, and extremely rapid adoption of bedrock industrial age technologies like electricity.
Today we have a fully deployed modern infrastructure and slow to negative population growth. Cutting regulation won't change that.
Today we have a fully deployed modern infrastructure and slow to negative population growth. Cutting regulation won't change that.