...on adequate information concerning the need for and consequences of proposed government action: (2) Regulatory action shall not be undertaken unless the potential benefits to society for the regulation outweigh the potential costs to society; (3) Regulatory objectives shall be chosen...

...this year when President Reagan approved an executive order which directed that regulatory actions "not be undertaken unless the potential benefits to...regulation outweigh the potential costs to society." Ignoring for a moment the questionable legality of that requirement, and the many serious flaws in...

...1981, the President calls for a finding that every regulation can pass this test. "SECTION 29 (b). REGULATORY ACTION SHALL NOT BE UNDERTAKEN UNLESS THE POTENTIAL BENEFITS TO SOCIETY FOR THE REGULATION OUTWEIGH THE POTENTIAL COSTS TO SOCIETY." (45 Fed Reg 13193) t I propose that the...

...based on adequate information concerning the need for and consequences of proposed government action; o Regulatory action shall not be undertaken unless the potential benefits to society for the regulation outweigh the potential costs to society; o Regulatory objectives shall be chosen...

...some $600 to the cost of a car." [From the New York Times, Mar. 23, 1981] DON'T BUCKLE ON AUTO SAFETY "Regulatory' action shall not be undertaken unless the potential benefits to society . . . outweigh the potential costs. " — President Reagan, February 17, 1981. That's timely common...

...least that amount. • President Reagan, in his Executive Order dated February 17, 1981, stated that: "Regulatory action shall not be undertaken unless the potential benefits to society for the regulation outweigh the potential costs to society ..." We envision that as a result of the...

...socially responsible vehicles. [From the New York Times. Mar. 23, 1981] DON'T BUCKLE ON AUTO SAFETY "Regulatory action shall not be undertaken unless the potential benefits to society . . . outweigh the potential costs." President Reagan, February 17, 1981. That's timely common sense....

...least that amount. • President Reagan, in his Executive Order dated February 17, 1M1. stated that: -Regulatory action shall not be undertaken unless the potential benefits to society for the regulation outweigh the potential costs to society ...' He envision that as a result of the...

...on adequate information concerning the need for and consequences of proposed government action; (b) Regulatory action shall not be undertaken unless the...regulation outweigh the potential costs to society; and (c) Regulatory objectives shall be chosen to maximize the net benefits to society. There are several...

...on adequate ' information concerning the need for and consequences of proposed government action; 2. Regulatory action shall not be undertaken unless the...regulation outweigh the potential costs to society; 3. Regulatory objectives shall be chosen to maximize the net benefits to society; 4. Among alternative...