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regulatory unreasonableness: a standalone construct

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Regulation studies

the mismatch that arises when uniform rules are strictly enforced in settings where they impose costs without serving their purpose.

In regulation studies, regulatory unreasonableness refers to the mismatch that arises when uniform rules are strictly enforced in settings where they impose costs without serving their purpose. This meaning comes from Bardach (1982) in Going by the book: the problem of regulatory unreasonableness.[1]

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Bardach, E. (1982). Going by the book: the problem of regulatory unreasonableness. Transaction Publishers. ISBN 9781138524484

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