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#GWGivingDay is April 7-8 and we hope you'll support the Regulatory Studies Center. Our work brings together policymakers, academics, industry experts and students to galvanize ideas that help shape better, evidence-based regulation.
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Book talk: Please join us Nov. 10 for a thought-provoking discussion w/ Phil Gramm & Don Boudreaux on their new book, The Triumph of Economic Freedom, which challenges prevailing narratives about capitalism and explores the transformative power of markets!
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The #SoftLawSummit is underway! Follow our LinkedIn page for live updates: linkedin.com/company/center-…
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In a new @RegStudies working paper, Xiaohan Ma @TexasTech and I present a new text-based measure of regulatory uncertainty around oil and gas production in the U.S. and show that increased uncertainty has negative effects on oil production and aggregate economic outcomes.
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We look forward to tomorrow's Macro-International Seminar w/ @GWUEconomics & @ZhoudanX, senior policy analyst @RegStudies, on “Regulation-Driven Innovations: A Textual Analysis of U.S. Patents and Federal Regulations.”
Join us Nov. 20th at 2:30PM ET ➡️ buff.ly/3ZhRlNh
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The @benefitcost today launched a new series of working papers by former SBCA presidents on the U.S. Office of Management & Budget's Regulatory Impact Analysis guidelines (Circular A-4). Read them here! benefitcostanalysis.org/jbca…
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Roger Nober, director of @RegStudies, was quoted in the @washingtonpost article "The Supreme Court just clipped federal agencies. Congress must step up." Read more:
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Exciting News! Congrats to Young Kim (Univ. of Maryland) for winning the 2024 Jerry Ellig Award for "Payments for Ecosystem Services Programs and Climate Change Adaptation in Agriculture" at the SBCA 2024 Annual Conference! 👏 #SBCA #ClimateChange #PublicPolicy
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What might an effective regulatory and enforcement approach to #crypto and #blockchain tech look like? Join us Wed. June 5 at @GWLaw in DC as we discuss ideas with leading experts, scholars, and policymakers
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Great lineup on a timely topic! @HaySarahE @BridgetDooling @RegStudies
Our expert panel will shed light on key aspects of the Congressional Review Act (CRA) and its potential impact on future policymaking. Open to all interested in government affairs! Register now to secure your spot. buff.ly/4cTjakW #WGR #GovernmentAffairs
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Our expert panel will shed light on key aspects of the Congressional Review Act (CRA) and its potential impact on future policymaking. Open to all interested in government affairs! Register now to secure your spot. buff.ly/4cTjakW #WGR #GovernmentAffairs
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A framework regulators can use to manage change at speed and scale. Learn more about agile regulation from Michael Fitzpatrick, partner @BrunswickGroup , Senior Fellow @acusgov & Fellow @napawash. Roundtable hosted with @RegStudies buff.ly/3wyGsvx
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Trachtenberg Professor and Director of the GW Regulatory Studies Center, Susan Dudley, was quoted in the E & E Newswire article "A major EPA climate rule is stuck in limbo."
Check it out ⏬
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President Jimmy Carter’s Executive Order 12044 allowed regulators to embrace flexible alternatives to traditional command and control regulation, contends @SusanEDudley of @RegStudies. regrev.us/3mvLt2R
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What a privilege to work with the brilliant
@BridgetDooling @brivera & EmilyLevin to synthesize evidence on COVID #methadone policies w/support from @pewtrusts. Hope it serves
@samhsagov as it considers permanent reforms thelancet.com/journals/lanpu… Check out @TheLancetPH & summary👇
ALT Summary of findings from our narrative review
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Check out this podcast with an amazing panel of speakers @ancoulter13 @DrRuthPotee @BridgetDooling Jim Gandotra Hiawatha Collins & moderator @DrKimSue discussing the impact of SAMHSA updates on methadone access.
#FreeMethadone
#drugpolicy #healthcare #healthequity
ICYMI (a mini-thread):
Yesterday we co-hosted a fantastic webinar with @YaleADM and @nyulangone Center for Opioid Epidemiology & Policy on the proposed changes to methadone policies in the US.
Recording here: yaleedu-my.sharepoint.com/pe…
ALT SAMHSA's proposed updates to methadone rules: Will these changes do enough to expand access to medications for opioid use disorder? January 27th 12-1:30pm EST Moderator: Kimberly Sue, MD, PhD Speakers: Hiawatha Collins, Abby Coulter, Bridget C.E. Dooling, Jim Gandotra, Ruth Potee
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Could the AI chatbot, ChatGPT, affect the regulatory commenting process? Scholars at @gwlaw and @RegStudies explore the question in a new podcast episode. regrev.us/3H6QB49
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What's in the Fall 2022 Unified Agenda? Check my new @RegStudies commentary: regulatorystudies.columbian.…
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New guidelines from @GovernorVA should help Virginia agencies analyze regulatory impacts. See my review forbes.com/sites/susandudley… @Forbes @RegStudies