The 1992 regulatory moratorium did it make a difference.
By: Furlong, Scott R.
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ArticlePublisher: 1995Description: p.254-62.Subject(s): Public administration - U.S.A
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Public Administration ReviewSummary: "What exactly is the goal of a regulatory moratorium? Have the goals ever been achieved? On January 28, 1992, President Bush imposed a 90-day regulatory moratorium on new federal regulations. According to the White House, this moratorium was aimed at reducing the burden of government regulation on the economy. This regulatory moratorium seemed to be in response to a number of concerns by the administration. By imposing the moratorium on regulations, the Bush administration could hypothetically deflect concerns about the economy, slow down the number of regulatory actions, and show how serious it was in its fight against overregulation"
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"What exactly is the goal of a regulatory moratorium? Have the goals ever been achieved? On January 28, 1992, President Bush imposed a 90-day regulatory moratorium on new federal regulations. According to the White House, this moratorium was aimed at reducing the burden of government regulation on the economy. This regulatory moratorium seemed to be in response to a number of concerns by the administration. By imposing the moratorium on regulations, the Bush administration could hypothetically deflect concerns about the economy, slow down the number of regulatory actions, and show how serious it was in its fight against overregulation"
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