From: "Sam Pfister, Mercatus
Center" <spfister@mercatus.gmu.edu>
Date: 3/24/2016 10:31:30
AM
To: "Haley, Nikki" <NikkiHaley@gov.sc.gov>
Cc:
Subject:
How South Carolina's Economy Is Affected by Federal Regulations
On
March 29th, the Mercatus Center will release a 50-state research product
that provides a new perspective on the impact of federal regulations on
your state's economy. You can preview a state profile included in the
upcoming Federal Regulations and State Enterprises Index (FRASE) report
here.
Dear Gov. Haley,
On March 29th, we will release a
50-state research product that provides a new perspective on the impact of
federal regulations on your state's economy. In advance of its release, I
want to highlight this and another regulatory study from the Mercatus
Center at George Mason University that may be of keen interest to
you.
Previewed below is Kentucky's profile in the upcoming Federal
Regulations and State Enterprises Index (FRASE). Your state profile will
be in this format.
FRASE – Federal Regulatory Impact on Kentucky's
Leading
Industries<http://echo4.bluehornet.com/ct/83267299:T54aLXCkN:m:1:3057647578:9F9DDD254097A15DD2F4D9BC6B982A50:r>
[FRASE
Preview: Kentucky: Total Industry-Specific Regulatory Restrictions in
Kentucky's Top Five Industries,
2013]<http://echo4.bluehornet.com/ct/83267299:T54aLXCkN:m:1:3057647578:9F9DDD254097A15DD2F4D9BC6B982A50:r>
See
below for further regulatory research from the Mercatus
Center.
Best,
Sam Pfister
Associate Director of
Outreach
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This paper looks at how the government of British
Columbia approached regulatory reform and suggests that the Canadian
experience could be a model for governments in the United States. Given
how many governments have tried and failed to reduce red tape and the
regulatory burden, it is remarkable that British Columbia was able to do
so. Policymakers in the United States should take notice of these lessons
and adopt a similar model.
How Do Federal Regulations Affect
Consumer Prices? An Analysis of the Regressive Effects of
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| Feb 23, 2016
This study examines the relationship between regulatory
expansion and higher prices and asks whether those price increases have a
disproportionately negative effect on low-income households. Our results
suggest that the poorest households spend a larger proportion of their
income on goods that are heavily regulated and subject to both high and
volatile prices.
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