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Why less regulation isn’t necessarily better

The longstanding debate about government oversight is giving way to a new understanding of how to craft more effective industry rules.

By Brian Wallheimer| Feb 25, 2019

    • Public Policy

In health care, transparency may affect prices, but not patients’ bills

Regulation of pricing transparency at US hospitals can give the appearance of lowering costs, but research suggests that the payments made by patients and their insurers for five representative medical procedures have not decreased.

By Chuck Burke| Jul 27, 2018

    • Finance

CBR Briefing #52

Investors use the payments as a proxy for financial strength

Apr 02, 2018

    • Behavioral Science
    • Marketing
    • Public Policy

Consumer protection takes more than transparency

Consumer protection takes more than transparency
By Howard R. Gold| Aug 31, 2016
The principles of transparency and disclosure are visible everywhere from fast-food menus to financial regulation. But if lawmakers don’t consider the behavior of both markets and consumers, better information may not translate to smarter shoppers.
    • Finance
    • Public Policy

Is Dodd-Frank an instrument of social change?

Policymakers have succeeded in using financial regulation to effect nonfinancial change.

By Dee Gill| Jul 07, 2016

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