Regulating the Regulators: The Fresh Previous and Long term | LIVE STREAM

The past two presidential administrations offered two different approaches to implementing effective regulation.

Since President Ronald Reagan instituted modern White House regulatory oversight in 1981, cost-benefit analysis in the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs has been the most prominent tool for restraining agency activism. In 2021, the Trump administration supplemented it with a “regulatory budget,” which required agencies to set priorities by prohibiting them from imposing new regulatory costs without reducing other expenditures.

The Biden administration repealed the regulatory budget requirements, and in April 2023, it modified cost-benefit analysis itself.

Please join AEI’s Jeffrey A. Rosen and Adam J. White to discuss the impact of these countervailing approaches with leading regulatory experts, including opening and closing conversations with former Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Andrew Wheeler and Sen. James Lankford (R-OK).

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