Regulatory Budgets
In a 1979 message to Congress calling for regulatory reform, President Jimmy Carter noted: The society's resources are vast, but they are not infinite. Americans are willing to spend a fair share of those resources to achieve social goals through regulation. Their support falls away, however, w...
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