Congress eyes a piece of the rock

Article Abstract:

A Congressional bill to charge 8% royalties on minerals and further regulate mining on government land would probably cause mining companies to relocate abroad, thus draining a domestic economic investment. Another bill calling for only a 2% royalty is more reasonable.

Mining & Extractive Industries, Mining, Mining industry

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Putting the brakes on federal rules

Article Abstract:

Federal regulation compliance costs almost $600 billion each year, and Congress has placed a high priority on regulatory reform to reduce these costs. Proposals include limiting unfunded mandates and improving the Regulatory Flexibility Act and Paperwork Reduction Act.

Economic Programs, Administration of Economic Programs

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Hurdles For Business In The New Congress

Article Abstract:

The impeachment trial and 2000 presidential campaign plans will impact congressional business legislation in 1999. The slim Republican majority could lead to partisan gridlock. Issues important to business include the budget, taxes, health-care reform and regulation.

Commercial law

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