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Value of Negotiated Rulemaking (a.k.a "Reg-Neg")

Does negotiated rulemaking result in better regulations and is it perceived as more valid by the interested parties? Why is it a better process than regulations generated through traditional notices and comment rulemaking?


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This solution explores the value of negotiated rulemaking and if it results in better regulations and/or perceived as more valid by the interested parties.  It then explains why it is considered a better process than regulations generated through traditional notices and comment rulemaking. Supplemented with two articles on negotiated rulemaking.

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