The White House is rewriting the rules for cost-benefit analysis to unleash its regulators.
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The Supreme Court has reined in some of the Biden Administration’s regulatory excesses, but the federal bureaucracy is relentless. And now the White House is quietly changing its analytical methods to make it easier to impose new rules while disguising their cost. If you think regulation has been running amok in the last two years, buckle up.Continue reading your article with
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