What is the "Regulator Movement"?

Q: What are the economic concerns with NLRB and NLRA?

A: The NLRA (National Labor Relations Act, 1935 or the Wagner Act), is a famous labor law that provides…

Q: Please can you help me with this question, what is the mailbox rule and can you give some modern…

A: Definition It is an exception to the common contract law. Under this the contract acceptance takes…

Q: With rent-controlled, why do landlords not want to put more investments into their old buildings…

A: The government can control the housing market by putting a price ceiling on the level of rent…

Q: Suppode that Japan levies a 40% on pickup trucks and a 20% on engines. The effective rate of…

A: Suppose that Japan levies 40% on pickup trucks and 20% on engines.

Q: What type of control, if any, does the President have over the EPA (Environmental Protection…

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Q: Why should regulatory regimes be ‘proportionate’ and ‘real-time’? What are the fundamental building…

A: The fundamental building blocks are atoms.

Q: Summarize the history of whistle-blowing including how the laws have changed.  Have these changes in…

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Q: Explain the difference between Short-Run and Long-Run binding price ceilings

A: Price refers to the amount charged by the producer or seller to the consumers in the market for the…

Q: In a Oaxaca decomposition, the "unexplained" portion of the wage gap is typically thought to…

A: The raw gap refers to a total difference in wages among the men and women (or whatever two groups…

Q: Why should regulatory regimes be ‘proportionate’ and ‘real-time’? What are the fundamental building…

A: Regulatory regimes are regulation made for different companies of different sectors in economy,and…