Recent legal scholarship has focused on the feasibility of performing quantified cost-benefit
analysis of financial regulations. An issue of the Yale Law Journal, published in January …

Pressured by a constellation of prominent interest group actors, including allied
governments and technology firms, the President has begun to weigh in on surveillance …

Corporate arrangements' in the United States are governed by two bodies of law with very
different natures. Most corporate arrangements are governed by state corporation laws, 2 …

In 1935, when the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) was passed to protect and
encourage workers to join collectively and lift themselves out of the Depression, union …

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ARTICLES IMPROVING REGULATORY ANALYSIS AT INDEPENDENT AGENCIES CARY …

" Regulating in the dark" is one of the better labels that has been used to sum up the
policymaking response to the global financial crisis. 1 When the Dodd-Frank Act was rushed …

For decades, administrations of both political parties have used cost-benefit analysis to
evaluate and improve federal policy in a variety of areas, including health and the …

In economics literature, public policies are often compared to the benchmark of a benevolent
regulator-one that maximizes social welfare while balancing the interests of all affected …

Over the last four decades, many governments have established Regulatory Oversight
Bodies (ROBs) to review new regulations using prospective regulatory impact assessment …

An agency that fails to adequately consider the costs and benefits of its proposed regulatory
changes increasingly places its rules at risk upon judicial review. Over the last couple of …