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Regulatory obsolescence
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying regulatory-obsolescence. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 2267560-010 : Even institutional arrangements that produce optimal governance solutions generate solutions that become suboptimal over time, necessitating rule revision, updating, and revocation.
- 2267560-019 : NIE acknowledges that transaction costs, imperfect information, and bounded rationality influence the rulemaking process, with the consequence that even optimal solutions to regulatory problems become
- 2273857-002 : Because economic conditions and the corresponding requirements for optimal and stable rules are constantly evolving, a rule set that is optimal at enactment ceases to be optimal over time.
- 2808132-023 : Because formal rulemaking takes months and often years, regulators are still processing the previous product launch while new products reach the market, and new regulations pertaining to an innovative
- 2834531-007 : New regulations addressed to an innovative product can be obsolete before they are even finalized.
- 5886442-040 : Continued reliance on scarcity based models, human centric institutions and twentieth century regulatory architectures risks not mere inefficiency but civilizational irrelevance, that is regulatory ob
- 6421319-006 : The institutional lag between technological capability and governance capacity is approaching a structural singularity in which governance instruments designed for the prior era cannot meaningfully co