Will History Repeat Itself? Forecasting CRA Use in a Second Trump Administration

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GW Regulatory Studies Podcast

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Listen for insights and commentary on regulatory policy from The George Washington University Regulatory Studies Center. We are a leading source for scholarship on best practices, benefit-cost analysis, regulatory risk assessment, competition analysis, and public interest comments in the rulemaking process. The Center's weekly Regulation Digest newsletter is a popular source for policy news and commentary.

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Will History Repeat Itself? Forecasting CRA Use in a Second Trump Administration

GW Regulatory Studies Podcast

16 minutes 49 seconds

1 year ago

Will History Repeat Itself? Forecasting CRA Use in a Second Trump Administration

If Donald Trump is reelected to another presidential term in November 2024, efforts to continue his de-regulatory agenda are sure to follow. Regulations can be challenged on several fronts, and the Congressional Review Act (CRA) is an increasingly important tool that could be used following a change of administration. Professor Steven Balla and Policy Analyst Sarah Hay discuss the policy themes rolled back by the 115th Congress in 2017 and which could potentially be on the chopping block again in 2025. Read the full commentary.