Rulemaking Cost Analysis is a systematic evaluation method used in regulatory policy that quantifies the economic burdens imposed by proposed or existing regulations, distinguishing itself from other analytic approaches by focusing specifically on the direct and indirect costs borne by affected entities during the rulemaking process.
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Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, United States
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- Journal of Benefit-Cost Analysis
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- The Journal of Legal Studies
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- SAE technical papers on CD-ROM/SAE technical paper series
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