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Stable and presumptively optimal rules are created to address regulatory issues that lawmakers perceive through centralized information under then-existing economic and market conditions, and are drafted as permanent solutions to those perceived issues.
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presumptively optimal rules.76 Such stable and presumptively optimal rules are created to address perceived regulatory issues identified by lawmakers through centralized information in the then-existing economic and market conditions. Stable and
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