On the recordDecember 11, 2012
Clearly we need that kind of quantitative analysis, because obviously we have to assess the costs and benefits of what we are doing.
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congress.govClearly we need that kind of quantitative analysis, because obviously we have to assess the costs and benefits of what we are doing.
Emphasizing the importance of quantitative analysis for regulatory decisions.
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