deregulation

DOGE’s approach to deregulation demonstrates the need for economists and lawyers to learn from each other.

The deregulatory goals of the 1-in-10-out directive may be stymied by agency gaming and legal challenges.

The Trump Administration’s new 1-in-10-out executive order is more flawed than its predecessor.

Trump’s 1-in-10-out executive order threatens necessary regulations and existing constitutional norms.

International organizations can conduct research on regulatory efficiency and best practices to support DOGE’s mission.

The Congressional Review Act offers a divided Republican caucus the opportunity to gut regulations.

The incoming Trump Administration again promises massive deregulation, but it remains to be seen how much can realistically be rolled back.

Virginia can serve as a model for other states looking to reform and modernize their regulatory regimes.

John Braithwaite discusses his research in regulation and criminology and ideas for future research.

Scholar argues that President Trump’s deregulatory agenda was not successful in the long term.

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

A Government Accountability Office report finds that deregulatory executive orders had limited effects.