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The costs, benefits, enforcement, and results of public rules.

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Principles

  • A rule should address a defined harm with a practicable, enforceable response.
  • Compare benefits, compliance costs, unintended consequences, and less costly alternatives.

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What must be considered when evaluating a rule?
The harm addressed, enforceability, costs, benefits, unintended effects, and alternatives.
Only its stated intention.
The number of requirements it adds, regardless of results.

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