President Reagan, February 1981: agencies may not issue a regulation unless its benefits to society outweigh its costs, and draft rules go to the White House budget office for review. The foundation of Reagan-era regulatory relief.
Regulatory action shall not be undertaken unless the potential benefits to society for the regulation outweigh the potential costs to society;
President Reagan, February 1981: agencies may not issue a regulation unless its benefits to society outweigh its costs, and draft rules go to the White House budget office for review. The foundation of Reagan-era regulatory relief.
