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In their book Going by the Book from 1981, Bardach and Kagan explore the problem of regulatory unreasonableness and its characteristics and consequences. In this essay, the author will demonstrate what the authors mean with regulatory unreasonableness, explain the three different ways in which a regulation can be unreasonable, explain why the authors argue that some measure of unreasonableness is inevitable in any regulatory system and give a conclusion from today’s perspective.
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- Simon Valentin (Author), 2018, Regulatory Unreasonableness.What Is It and Why Is Some Measure of Unreasonableness Inevitable In Any Regulatory System?, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/491917
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