Tag Archives : OSHA
Trump Administration Should Fully Revoke Obama-era Beryllium Rule
This article appeared on American Thinker.
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OSHA Must Revisit Costly Expansion Of Maritime Construction Rule
This article appeared on The Daily Caller.
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Assuming You’re Intellectually Lazy, there’s a Very Strong Argument for Command-and-Control Regulation
Even though I’m a fiscal policy economist, I often get hit with questions on other topics. This frequently happens when I’m overseas and I’m put in the position of defending every nuance of free market policy. I don’t mind pontificating on other issues, but I get frustrated with myself for sometimes not having the specific […]
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This story from St. Louis, which my Cato colleague Walter Olson cites in a post about OSHA, is a typical example of bureaucratic stupidity and absurd “safety” laws. My favorite part is that the bureaucrat actually thought it would be reasonable to rent a lift for $750 per day just to attach a harness for […]
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