The Durability of Governance Reform: A Two-Wave Audit of Notice and Comment Policymaking in China
Audits of the notice and comment rulemaking process in China show that as reforms are implemented, they can be sustained over time.
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Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing
HUD’s proposed Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing rule should commit to retrospective review and to providing technical support to program participants
Public Interest Comment on HUD's Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing proposal
Recommendations for improving the framework around fair housing planning, assessment and engagement
Modernizing Regulatory Review Actions
The White House has announced substantive changes to federal regulatory practices
Regulatory Uncertainty Amid the Banking Crisis
Recent bank failures drove regulatory uncertainty around finance and banking regulation to its highest point in over a year.
Public Interest Comment on the DEA Proposed Rules on Telemedicine and Buprenorphine
Improving access to opioid use disorder treatments by making permanent pandemic-era flexibilities
Jimmy Carter, the Great Deregulator
The regulatory reforms of President Jimmy Carter set in motion a wave of deregulation that brought lower prices and better consumer choices to key industries
Beyond Republicans and the Disapproval of Regulations
Contrary to conventional wisdom, the Congressional Review Act has been used by both U.S. political parties to nullify regulations
Highlights from the SBCA 2023 Annual Conference
The Regulatory Studies Center team was delighted to participate in the SBCA annual conference, featuring perspectives and research on benefit-cost analysis.