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=== Types of CBA ===

=== Types of CBA ===

<blockquote><blockquote style="background-color: white; border: solid thin grey;">The scope and depth of analysis required for regulatory proposals depends on the cost component of each proposal. In general, the greater the estimated cost of the proposal, the more comprehensive the analysis of benefits and costs must be, and the greater the effort required to undertake this analysis.</blockquote></blockquote>For federal regulatory proposals, benefits and costs can be described in one of three ways:

<blockquote><blockquote style="background-color: white; border: solid thin grey;">The scope and depth of analysis required for regulatory proposals depends on the cost component of each proposal. In general, the greater the estimated cost of the proposal, the more comprehensive the analysis of benefits and costs must be, and the greater the effort required to undertake this analysis.</blockquote></blockquote>

 

For federal regulatory proposals, benefits and costs can be described in one of three ways:

# '''Qualitative:''' a cost or benefit that is only described and not measured physically

# '''Qualitative:''' a cost or benefit that is only described and not measured physically

* 170 were low-impact (89% of GIC regulations and 52% of all regulations)

* 170 were low-impact (89% of GIC regulations and 52% of all regulations)

* 20 were significant (11% of GIC regulations and 6% of all regulations)

* 20 were significant (11% of GIC regulations and 6% of all regulations)

 

[[File:20171211-8370-fig01-eng.jpg|left|thumb|342x342px|'''Figure 1:''' provides an overview of the categories of regulations published between April 1, 2016, and March 31, 2017. ]]

[[File:20171211-8370-fig01-eng.jpg|center|thumb|1077x1077px|Figure 1 provides an overview of the categories of regulations published between April 1, 2016, and March 31, 2017.