By prioritizing robust reforms to our existing unemployment and workforce systems that benefit all workers — not just those who can prove that their jobs were eliminated due to AI — Congress can help the U.S. workforce retool without repeating the mistakes of TAA.

The report recommends that agencies continue to publicise research needs, find additional ways to break down barriers between researchers and analysts, and incentivise policy-informative research by highlighting when research is cited in agency analyses.

The single most impactful action HUD could take to expand supply would be to allow states to preempt local density restrictions for projects funded by the HOME and the Housing Trust Fund (HTF) programs.

The Paperwork Reduction Act was enacted to reduce unnecessary paperwork and improve policymaking. But it fails to effectively realize these goals. This paper explains how we ended up with a statute that perversely undermines its purposes, what goes wrong (and right) in the status quo, and how to design a better Paperwork Reduction Act.

Scholars and policymakers have likely missed the countercyclical benefits of regulatory costs because of informal, ad hoc macroeconomic assumptions embedded in regulatory analysis.

Scholars and judges alike will only succeed in creating a clear and workable administrative law jurisprudence when they accept and embrace the interpretive foundations of arbitrary or capricious review.

The Global Conditions Index (GCI) is a real-time measure of the health of the global economy constructed using a small set of world economic variables.