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Bureaucracy & Democracy: Accountability & Performance

In this book, we focus on bureaucratic accountability and performance. We aim to lay out just how bureaucracy is accountable, as well as to whom, under what circumstances, and with what results. In presenting these issues, we draw on insights from four prominent social scientific theories—bounded rationality, principal-agent theory, interest group mobilization, and network theory.

Private Sector Solutions for an Outdated Government Website

A report on Regulations.gov details several of the platform’s outdated elements, and proposes the use of private sector innovations to fix these issues.

Putting a Cap on Regulation

President Donald Trump is moving quickly to make good on his campaign promise to reduce regulation, which he called “one of the greatest job-killers of them all.” President Donald Trump, Remarks at the Republican National Convention. During his second week in office, he signed Executive Order 13771, requiring agencies to offset the costs of new regulations by removing existing burdens.

The Window on Low-Hanging Fruit in Regulatory Reform is Closing

Soon the expeditious route won't be an option