Process

Cass Sunstein explains why – and when – policymakers should use default rules.

Report advocates for a better use of public input.

Regulatory success depends on managing actuarial, socio-cultural, and political risk.

Guidance seeks to ease regulatory burdens while increasing effectiveness of oversight.

A new framework promises greater coherence in regulatory interpretation.

Contrary to critics, statute leads to better information for consumer protection.

Unified Agenda of new regulations only tells part of the story.

Study finds class action lawsuits to be no more frequent in states with appointed versus elected insurance regulators

In his second term, President Obama will seek even more policy change by influencing federal administrative agencies.

Scholars laud rulemaking’s efficiency, noting it takes “remarkably little time.”

Most Americans do not understand the economics behind good regulatory policy.

Research highlights correlation between partisan media and a polarized public.