Sunset Clauses and Experimental Regulations¶
Ranchordás, S. (2015). Sunset Clauses and Experimental Regulations: Blessing or Curse for Legal Certainty?. Legal Studies, 35(4), 669-697.
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Primes¶
- Data Drift
- In policy and regulation, a rule calibrated on a baseline market drifts out of accuracy as the market evolves — rules designed for pre-internet commerce lose grip post-internet without anyone changing the rule — and the structural pattern is identical: stale mapping, evolving substrate, silent loss of fit.
This sourceTreats sunset clauses and periodic review as devices to counter regulatory obsolescence — rules drift out of fit as their underlying substrate evolves, remedied by a forced refresh/review cadence.
- In policy and regulation, a rule calibrated on a baseline market drifts out of accuracy as the market evolves — rules designed for pre-internet commerce lose grip post-internet without anyone changing the rule — and the structural pattern is identical: stale mapping, evolving substrate, silent loss of fit.
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