A bimonthly public policy magazine.
Bad regulations complicate our lives, while frustrating and confusing our citizens.
All regulations impose costs, including higher prices, fewer choices, greater hassles, and slower action. Experts in government and the research community tell us the costs are substantial. Understandable regulations will enjoy greater public acceptance. Sensible regulations will stand on a foundation of careful, thorough analysis. Accountable regulators will have greater confidence that they are addressing the most pressing issues sooner and faster, and that their work is likely to withstand challenge.