Regulatory impact analysis
Subtitle: best practices in OECD countries.
Contributors: Deighton-Smith, Rex.; Jacobs, Scott H.; Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.; Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Public Management Service.
Publisher: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development; OECD Washington Center; Org. for Economic Cooperation & Development
Published: 1997
Place of publication: Paris; Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 291
Subjects: Trade regulation -- OECD countries.; Deregulation -- OECD countries.; Industrial policy -- OECD countries.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
"Prepared by Rex Deighton-Smith and Scott H. Jacobs"--P. 4.
"PUMA"--Cover.
Also published in French ed. as: L'analyse de l'impact de la réglementation : meilleures pratiques dans les pays de L'OCDE.
Expanded and revised papers from a 1996 meeting held by OECD, plus other papers written for the Public Management Service (PUMA).
Table of contents: title: An overview of regulatory impact analysis in OECD countries / by Scott H. Jacobs; title: Regulatory reform through regulatory impact analysis : the Canadian experience / by Apogee Research; title: Regulatory compliance cost assessment : UK experience / by The Better Regulation Unit; title: An assessment of the US regulatory impact analysis program / by John F. Morrall III; title: Reviewing existing regulations : Australia's national legislative review / by Sue Holmes, Steven Argy; title: Alternative approaches to regulatory analysis : designs from seven OECD countries / by Thomas D. Hopkins; title: Alternative approaches to regulatory analysis : description and assessment / by Thomas D. Hopkins; title: Improving the analytical basis for regulatory decision-making / by W. Kip Viscusi; title: Regulatory impact analysis : best practices in OECD countries / by Rex Deighton-smith; title: Collecting and using data for regulatory decision-making / by Ivy E. Broder and John F. Morrall III; title: Developing general indicators of regulatory costs / by Thomas D. Hopkins.