In truth, a gold exchange standard would be as simple as Treasury announcing a plan to peg the dollar to a set gold price, after which the market price of gold would regulate the supply of money.
He called for major reforms in the application of anti-trust law, arguing for narrow view of anti-trust law that would regulate only the most obvious and egregious examples of price-fixing by corporate coalitions and mergers that would eliminate competition.
Bureaucrats want to regulate how much product manufacturers can produce, whom the owners can hire as workers, and at what price they can sell their goods.