Rules in the Making represents an attempt to revolutionize ways of thinking about regulatory decision-making. The book tries to show that statistical methodologies can be used to determine what factors are important in the establishment of government regulation by developing a mathematical model of the regulatory process and agency behavior. The model is then tested using a case study of the Environmental Protection Agency's setting of effluent discharge standards under the Clean Water Act. Originally published in 1986
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Rules in the Making represents an attempt to revolutionize ways of thinking about regulatory decision-making. The book tries to show that statistical methodologies can be used to determine what factors are important in the establishment of government regulation by developing a mathematical model of the regulatory process and agency behavior. The model is then tested using a case study of the Environmental Protection Agency's setting of effluent discharge standards under the Clean Water Act. Originally published in 1986
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Fine in Very Good jacket. Book Octavo, hardcover, fine in near fine green and beige decorative dj. Giftable. There have been many efforts to reform the ways trhat federal regulatory agencies carry out the laws passed by Congress. These authors apply statistical techniques to explain how decisions are made. They use the Environmental Protection Agency's complex rules to study with novel conclusions. 182 pp. including index.
Publisher:
Resources for the Future Press (RFF Press)
Published:
1/19/2011 12: 01: 00 AM
Language:
English
Alibris ID:
18028956505
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