On the recordSeptember 15, 2015
For 30 years, Presidents of both parties have said there should be an economic cost-benefit analysis, and this has been consistent.
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congress.govRob Portman: “For 30 years, Presidents of both parties have said there should be an economic cost-benefit analysis, and this has been…”
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Portman highlights the bipartisan support for economic analysis in regulatory processes.
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