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OMB Analytic Tool Reveals Poor Cost-Effectiveness of NHTSA Tire Standards Proposal
OMB, in the President's FY '03 Budget, used a league table to rank the cost-effectiveness of ten health and safety regulations. OMB noted that the tables are "most useful" when based on information about potential or proposed rules. Thus, CRE is undertaking a series of analyses utilizing league tables to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of proposed regulations. CRE's first league table analysis is of NHTSA's proposed tire performance standards for FMVSS No. 139. The analysis found that NHTSA's proposed tests are less cost-effective than any rule included in OMB's league table.

  • Click to read CRE letter to NHTSA
  • Click to read CRE paper on OMB use of league tables
  • Click to read CRE league table analysis of NHTSA tire standards proposal
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