Cost-benefit analysis and relative position

Article Abstract:

The authors argue that current estimates of the benefits of major government regulations are too low. Topics include the rise of cost-benefit analysis , the importance of relative economic position for a person's well-being, and government estimates of the value of a statistical life.

Usage, Economic aspects, Occupational health and safety, Occupational safety and health, Valuation, Cost benefit analysis, Longevity, Environmental health

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Order without law

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The author contends that the reasoning used by the US Supreme Court majority in Bush v. Gore was neither well-reasoned nor firmly rooted in existing legal standards. He also argues, however, that the decision brought a chaotic situation to a necessary end.

Florida, Cases, Contested elections, Judicial restraint

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Nondelegation canons

Article Abstract:

The author proposes that the nondelegation doctrine has not disappeared, but has been transformed into nondelegation canons which are preferable judicially and politically.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Powers and duties, Delegation of powers, Administrative agencies, Government agencies

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