These agencies are going to be using these amorphous methods to determine the economic value of a regulation, and they are subjective.
Cliff Stearns: “These agencies are going to be using these amorphous methods to determine the economic value of a regulation, and they…”
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Stearns critiques the subjective nature of regulatory standards affecting cost-benefit analysis.
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