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Cost-benefit Analysis: An Alternative Approach,tion. Most notably, the approach with which we compared CCA in Chapter 2, cost-benefit analysis (CBA), is widely used and in this chapter we focus on the operation of this technique by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). The adoption and impact of CBA is of interest in three ways. First, the choi

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Conclusions,nings to consolidation into a more mature and broad-based system of regulatory appraisal. CCA appears to have secured both an ongoing role within UK public administration and a new assurance likely to withstand the change of government in 1997. Certainly, its incorporation into Regulatory Appraisal,

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Assessing Regulatory Compliance Costs in the EC,wn system of regulatory impact assessment, known as the . which, like the CCA, focuses on the costs to business of regulatory proposals. Insofar as the . constitutes part of the regulatory policy process at the EC level, it may influence legislative outcomes in the UK.

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Cost-benefit Analysis: An Alternative Approach,development of CCA as part of Regulatory Appraisal. While much of this chapter relates specifically to the use of the technique by the HSE, many of the problems encountered would be common to any wider application.

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Differential- und Integralrechnungdevelopment of CCA as part of Regulatory Appraisal. While much of this chapter relates specifically to the use of the technique by the HSE, many of the problems encountered would be common to any wider application.

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Reviewing Environmental Protection Legislation,gulations in 1991. and in a series of guidance notes issued by the Department of Environment (DoE). Because it covers a large number of activities and, given that pollution creating and abating technology and attitudes to pollution are not static, the legislation requires regular review and updating.