Washington / D.C. / San Francisco / Washington / D.C. / Pittsburgh / /
Company
Regulatory Analysis Review Group / M.E. Sharpe Inc. / The CarterAdministration / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
M. University / University of Texas / Stable URL / /
IndustryTerm
budgetary tool / information technology / /
Organization
Reagan administration / Council on Environmental Quality / Ford administration / Price Stability / Federal Trade Commission / Executive office of the President / U.S. GovernmentPrinting Office / office of Management and Budget / office of Information / Interstate Commerce Commission / Occupational Safety and Health Administration / Council on Wageand PriceStabilityand / Council on Wage and Price Stability / Council on Wage / Regulatory Affairs / Congress / Nixon administration / White House / federal government / Carter administration / Texas A. & M. University / Department of Commerce / Department of Defense / Presidential Task Force on Regulatory Relief / Regulatory Council / Council of Economic Advisers / Environmental Protection Agency / U.S. General Accounting Office / University of Texas / /
Person
James C. Miller III / George Shultz / Steven A. Shull / Lyndon Johnson / Charles Schultze / Norman C. Thomas / Richard Nixon / Robert McNamara / James E. Anderson / Jimmy Carter / Carterset / Gerald Ford / Edward P. Fuchs / George Bush / Dwight Eisenhower / Jared Hagleton / Ronald Reagan / Douglas Castle / /
Position
issued Executive / Vice-President / President / strong critic / Whip / Secretary / head / professor of political science / Author / Environmental Reporter / chairman / executive branch / director / Executive / visiting professor / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / /
PublishedMedium
Administrative Law Review / the Quality of Life Review / /
The Institutionalization of Cost-Benefit Analysis Author(s): Edward P. Fuchs and James E. Anderson Source: Public Productivity Review, Vol. 10, No. 4 (Summer, 1987), ppPublished by: M.E. Sharpe, Inc. Stable URL: