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Public and Private Regulation of Organ Transplantation: Liver Allocation and the Final Rule
(2006)
Private regulation governs how organs from cadavers are
allocated. This process led to a change in the rules that more
clearly define public and private roles. Several liver
transplant centers prompted the Organ ...
Information Costs, Policy Uncertainty, and Political Control: Federal Advisory Committees at the FDA
(2009-11)
The authors investigate how the Food and Drug Administration uses advisory committees in the approval of drugs and medical devices. Such committees may share policy expertise or help legitimize agency positions. Advisory ...
Cost-Benefit Analysis Involving Addictive Goods: Using Contingent Valuation to Estimate Willingness to Pay to Eliminate Addiction
(2007)
To conduct a cost-benefit analysis for social policies
related to physically or psychologically addictive
goods such as tobacco or gambling, the authors
propose an adjustment to consumer surplus, the
difference ...
Institutionalizing Neutrally Competent Policy Analysis: Resources for Promoting Objectivity and Balance in Consolidating Democracies
(2004)
The creation of institutions that foster objective policy
analysis can be eased if the organizations emphasize resources
that include reputations of neutral competence, independence,
use of professional norms, ...
The Puzzle of Private Rulemaking: Expertise, Flexibility, and Blame Avoidance in Regulation
(2005)
Private regulation of
transplant organs instead of traditional control by a government
agency may surprise some observers, but the practice lends
itself to quick decision-making by experts and lets the
politicians ...
Governance and Evidence-Based Medicine: Lessons from the Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network
(2009-11)
The author explores whether an evidence-based governance arrangement based on the Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network be applied to Medicare through a sketch of MedSAVE, an organization that would set reimbursement ...
Enhancing Criminal Sentencing Options in Wisconsin: The State and County Correctional Partnership
(2005)
The State and County Correctional Partnership proposes providing
Wisconsin counties with annual block grants and imposing fees
for state prison time served by felons who commit less serious
crimes. This policy change ...







