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The regulatory bang-for-buck is pretty high, though -- no complex rule-making, no significant change in procedure, just a 16% bump for practically nothing.
by repsilat 8y ago
The regulatory bang-for-buck is pretty high, though -- no complex rule-making, no significant change in procedure, just a 16% bump for practically nothing.
- godelmachine 8y agoI see, but can't they do that anytime they want? I mean, they can do it by 50% even if they so wish, why aim for 16%?
- repsilat 8y agoThey're not aiming for 16%. They're not changing any of the numbers involved, they're just changing the order of two dice rolls. It's a creative little rejig they probably hadn't thought to do before (or perhaps previous administrations hadn't wanted to do it before.)
- godelmachine 8y agoNow the clouds are parting. Thanks for your explaination :)