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Regulation Over the Decades

October 24, 2017

How have the regulations emanating from Washington changed over the years? Chris DeMuth, Distinguished Fellow at the Hudson Institute, draws from personal experience as he discusses the transformation of the regulatory state over the decades.

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Speaker

Christopher DeMuth

Distinguished Fellow

Hudson Institute

Topic

Regulatory Process

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