CEI Today: Cost of regulation, Greece imploding, and 6 immigration reforms
Tuesday, January 29, 2013 at 11:26AM 
REGULATORY COSTS - WAYNE CREWS
Openmarket.org: How Much Does Federal Paperwork And Tax Compliance Cost?
The Office of Management and Budget, in its 2011 Information
Collection Budget of the U.S. Government, estimates that 8.783 billion hours is required to complete regulatory paperwork annually, up from 7.4 billion in 2000, but down from 2009. The OMB doesn’t focus on the projecting of cost estimates for all these hours, but does allow that “if each hour is valued at $20, the monetary equivalent would be $176 billion.” > Read the full analysis on Openmarket.org
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GREECE IMPLODING - BILL FREZZA
Anyone who believes that the situation now spiraling out of control in Greece will end peacefully is dreaming. There is no credible plan for economic recovery. Greek GDP is imploding. Multinational corporations are pulling up stakes, sometimes selling off their Greek operations for one euro just to get out. No foreign investor in his right mind would put money into a new business there, and the local entrepreneurs who try are usually strangled in a tangle of red tape through which no amount of fakelaki can cut.
> Interview Bill Frezza
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IMMIGRATION REFORM - DAVID BIER
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