#Rulemaking

Loren Adler

LorenAdler

(1/17)Today’s surprise billing fix is a huge win for consumers!As of 1/1/2022, it will be illegal nationwide for an out-of-network provider to surprise bill a patient for more than their

William Feldman

wbfeldman

Prescription drug prices in the US are opaque. We lack basic information about how much a given drug actually costs.In a new paper @NEJM w/@bnrome #JerryAvorn @akesselheim, we argue that

Dan Rutherford

rutherdan

In an end of a terrible year news dump, this morning EPA released its final aircraft CO2 standard. Some reflections, based upon over a decade of research @TheICCT (1/x)https://www.epa.gov/regulations-emissions-vehicles-and-engines/control-a

Daniel Firger

dfirgs

Thread on new @CFTC #climaterisk report. Here are the highlights: First & perhaps most importantly, this report was a) commissioned by a majority-Republican federal regulatory agency and b) represents the

Aaron Reichlin-Melnick

ReichlinMelnick

The June "Death to Asylum" regulation has been finalized. It is set to go into effect on Monday, January 11, just nine days before inauguration.https://www.federalregister.gov/public-inspection/2020-26875/procedures-for-asylum-and

Matt

regulatorynerd

1/ Gather round all, from near and from far. This is the tale of the SAR on the Car. 2/ Our tale begins with an electronic transaction. For $9,999 marked

Berin Szóka 🌐

BerinSzoka

The Senate just voted 49-47 to end cloture on #Simington's FCC nomination. Final vote's at 4pmYesterday, I explained how @FCC could act on #Section230 Here's what breaking the longstanding practice

Michael Roberts

mikejrob

Here is a thread about big forward-looking climate change econ questions -- how do we stop climate change fast, fairly, and efficiently? #EnvEconThis thread is a beast. Hopefully useful. 1/

Matt

regulatorynerd

Okay -- kids are asleep. Dishes are done(ish). Time to break down this super cool AML development for US banks and FinTech. Thread follows this message.https://twitter.com/regulatorynerd/status/1285635800852553729 We'll start with a

Prof. Furlow's White Boards

michelle_furlow

Hello! Today we are going to be taking an in-depth look at #police #discretion. We have touched on this topic throughout the semester, but now really getting into the

Matt

regulatorynerd

Glad @mengxilu flagged this. Affirm's rated securitization is a great spring board to chat (type?) about FinTech capital markets, valid-when-made and true lender issues. Lots of recent developments in this

Diane E Thompson

DianeEThompson1

In March, complaints to the CFPB soared.@cfpb says it "has aggressively utilized [its] tools of regulation, supervision, consumer education and enforcement to protect consumers."What did the CFPB do in March?https://www.marketwatc

Will Toor

WillToor

1) Despite everything awful about 2020, there is a remarkable amount of good news on the climate/clean energy front in Colorado. Here 's my take on the 15 top accomplishments,

Josh Eidelson

josheidelson

The National Labor Relations Board, and its structure and processes, and the terms it uses, and the terms journalists use for what it does are confusing: a (dry but hopefully

Alexander Gaffney

AlecGaffney

Alright, folks. You may have seen that the FDA was in a fight with distilleries last week. Let's unpack what happened, why it happened, and why it's now resulting in

blmohr

blmohr

The FEC: Money, politics & partisan divide[Thread] 1/ George W. Bush signed the Help America Vote Act into law on Oct. 29, 2002.http://bit.ly/2ihPTXj 2/ HAVA was born out of the

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