On the recordJuly 15, 2015
Because these regulations frequently have opportunity costs, the ones that are harder to quantify and will result in change in behavior which will then have consequences of its own.
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congress.govBecause these regulations frequently have opportunity costs, the ones that are harder to quantify and will result in change in behavior which will then have consequences of its own.
Heitkamp discusses the complexities of quantifying costs of regulations.
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