The Procedure Fetish - Niskanen Center
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The lawyers need to get out of the way.
America has a procedure problem. Now and in the coming decades, the country faces a daunting set of challenges: transitioning to renewable energy, forestalling financial crises, increasing housing supply, and preparing for the next pandemic. Yet our public infrastructure is in tatters, as suggested by the staggering governmental failures associated with our COVID-19 response. Institutional distrust is at historically high levels ; the number of public employees relative to the U.S. population has plummeted ; and government agencies struggle to discharge their basic responsibilities, much less
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