Is Professional Self-Regulation at a Crossroads?
Recent Supreme Court decision is a wake-up call for state licensing boards claiming antitrust immunity.
Do Occupational Licenses Keep Consumers Safer?
Recently released White House report criticizes the rise of occupational licenses, suggests improvements.
The Benefits of Agency Engagement with Constitutional Interpretation
Scholar argues courts should embrace agencies’ role in adapting the Constitution to present-day society.
Taxing Fringe Benefits
Law and economics professor examines how to tax fringe benefits most efficiently.
The Need for Federal Oversight of Tax Preparers
As court strikes down IRS tax preparer regulations, a scholar argues for a legislative fix.
Challenges to Country-of-Origin Food Labels
House passes bill to repeal mandatory country-of-origin labels on meat products.
A Resource List on NHTSA Fines, Recalls, and Reform
RegBlog’s go-to source for learning more about recent auto safety concerns.
Reforming Automobile Defects Investigations
After the federal auto safety agency missed GM’s switch problem, the DOT calls for change.
A Guide to Recent Automotive Industry Fines and Recalls
A decade of missed opportunities has led to increased enforcement and calls for change.
Getting Defective Vehicles Off the Road
In this three-part series, Eric Schlabs examines recent vehicle recalls and what they reveal about federal oversight of automobile safety.
What Makes a “Best-in-Class” Regulator?
The Penn Program on Regulation asks stakeholders what they think makes for an excellent regulator.
Regulatory Leadership in Tackling Tobacco
Former FDA Commissioner David Kessler recounts his efforts to control cigarettes.