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no DOI — not checkedShelby proposed pledged to the Chamber of Commerce that he would reintroduce his bill along with legislation to repeal portions of the Dodd-Frank Act. See Yin Wilczek, Shelby Vows to Pursue 'Real' Reform If Republicans Regain Control of Senate
no DOI — not checkedTanker Owners Comm. v. Lewis, 690 F.2d 908, 919 (D.C. Cir. 1982) (invalidating a rule for failing to respond adequately to comments); Advocates for Hwy. & Auto Safety v
no DOI — not checkedWe obviously cannot affirm a decision based on three different and inconsistent answers to the same fundamental questions. In its brief, FERC elides this inconsistency by ignoring its second and third answers and urging only the first, which it says we accepted as sufficient in a closely analogous context in Public Systems II. This, we think, is post hoc rationalization-though by subtraction of old reasons rather than addition of new ones. Unless we can agree that FERC would necessarily have reached the same decision on the basis of the first reason (the multiple regulatory disparities rationale)
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no DOI — not checkedAs the title of the hearing suggests, several other witnesses at the hearing strongly criticized the SEC's economic analysis efforts. See, e.g., Manne, supra note 150 ("the SEC's problems with economics don't end with their failure to do the basic kind of analysis one would expect of an economic regulatory agency
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no DOI — not checkedEndangered Dodd-Frank Rules: Psychoanalyzing the SEC, at The Yale Law School Center for the Study of Corporate Law
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no DOI — not checkedThe Court itself used the phrase "power to persuade" in Skidmore and in more recent cases
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no DOI — not checkedJones notes a tendency to think that Simon's work on organizations was an extension of his work on problem solving when
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no DOI — not checkedKraus was a lawyer in the SEC's RSFI division and could reasonably be suspected of motivated reasoning biased toward agency authority and toward an enhanced role for his former colleagues, the SEC's economists. On the other hand, readers should recall that heuristics and other cognitive biases arise and survive because they are usually sound and correct
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no DOI — not checkedif Pareto optimality means a place where no improvement can be made without ex ante creating the possibility that there will be some losers
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