Regulatory Impact Analysis Guidelines: Introduction to Special Issue

Abstract This article provides a brief Introduction to this special Journal of Benefit–Cost Analysis issue dedicated to comments filed by former presidents of the Society for Benefit Cost Analysis and editors of this journal on the Office of Management and Budget’s draft Circular A–4 on regulatory impact analysis guidelines.

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Journal of Benefit-Cost Analysis
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1017/bca.2025.10032
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Evaluation and Performance Assessment
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Regulatory Impact Analysis Guidelines: Introduction to Special Issue

Thomas J. Kniesner, Susan E. Dudley
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Evaluation and Performance Assessment
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Regulatory Impact Analysis Guidelines: Introduction to Special Issue

Thomas J. Kniesner, Susan E. Dudley
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Abstract This article provides a brief Introduction to this special Journal of Benefit–Cost Analysis issue dedicated to comments filed by former presidents of the Society for Benefit Cost Analysis and editors of this journal on the Office of Management and Budget’s draft Circular A–4 on regulatory impact analysis guidelines.

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Public Policy Institute of California (US), Claremont Graduate University (US), George Washington University (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 79%
Evaluation and Performance Assessment
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