Sunset Legislation in the States: Balancing the Legislature and the Executive

Baugus, B., & Bose, F. (2015). Sunset Legislation in the States: Balancing the Legislature and the Executive: Balancing the Legislature and the Executive.

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Report

Intellectual base

Grey literature

Year

2015

Link

https://www.mercatus.org/research/research-papers/sunset-legislation-states-balancing-legislature-and-executive

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Primes

• Retention Under Removal Uncertainty
  • The structural fix is the prime's: a sunset clause (scheduled review with an explicit budget for it) reduces the per-decision repeal cost by making expiry the default.

    This sourceDescribes sunset clauses as scheduled-review mechanisms that make expiry the default and lower the per-decision cost of removing obsolete rules.

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