On the recordSeptember 15, 2015
What the Executive Orders say and what the codification of it says, it is talking about regulatory impact analysis, not just benefit-cost analysis.
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congress.govWhat the Executive Orders say and what the codification of it says, it is talking about regulatory impact analysis, not just benefit-cost analysis.
Senator Carper emphasizes the importance of regulatory impact analysis over simple cost-benefit analysis.
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