Reversing midnight regulations

Article Abstract:

Issues regarding the abundance of post-election regulations issued by the Bill Clinton administration in January 2001 in the United States are discussed. It is emphasized that while some of the regulations have been developed over time, others have been issued hurriedly without checks.

United States, Executive Offices, Executive Office of the President, Law

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Closing the shelters

Article Abstract:

The last minute introduction of tax shelter legislation reform by the departing Clinton administration could have a positive impact on business by making financial statements and auditing more accountable.

Laws, regulations and rules, Taxation, Tax policy, Tax shelters

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Distorting 'equal opportunity'

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the economic and social impact of civil rights legislation introduced during the eight years of the Clinton administration from 1992 to 20001 are discussed.

Civil rights, Equal rights amendments

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