The Accumulation of Regulatory Restrictions Across Presidential Administrations¶
McLaughlin, P. A., & Sherouse, O. (2016). The Accumulation of Regulatory Restrictions Across Presidential Administrations.
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- A structurally identical applied instance is regulatory accretion, where institutional rules accumulate exceptions and overlapping mandates no one removes, charging navigation drag on every transaction that must check the interface — fixed by sunset clauses (anti-deposition) and periodic repeal drives (raised removal rate).
This sourceUses RegData text analysis to quantify the accumulation of overlapping regulatory restrictions (over one million federal restrictions), raising compliance and navigation cost — occupation drag on every transaction that must check the rulebook, addressed by sunset and repeal mechanisms.
- A structurally identical applied instance is regulatory accretion, where institutional rules accumulate exceptions and overlapping mandates no one removes, charging navigation drag on every transaction that must check the interface — fixed by sunset clauses (anti-deposition) and periodic repeal drives (raised removal rate).
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