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Scholar argues that the way immigration case appeals are handled may need an overhaul.

By pushing for deregulation and adopting other reforms, President Carter left an enduring legacy on the U.S. regulatory system.

Scholars argue that implementing a global minimum tax would help solve the tax competition issue.

New agency sets example for state and federal agencies to follow in analyzing regulatory costs and benefits.

Scholars caution against judging credibility over video calls in immigration hearings.

Private rights of action lead agencies to seek greater policy control through rulemaking.

Scholar proposes a new fast-track legislative procedure to affirm agency regulatory authority.

The key to improving regulation rests with strengthening its capacity to reinforce productive cooperation.

Scholar suggests that increasing the number of support staff would improve the accuracy of administrative adjudication.

The OECD’s latest Regulatory Policy Outlook is the most forward-looking yet.

The OECD should offer recommendations on the full potential and risks of artificial intelligence in rulemaking.

Countries should implement risk-based approaches to regulatory management and decision-making.