Visiting Fellow Cass Sunstein shares insights from his forthcoming book, Simpler: The Future of Government, which focuses on how government can be more “user-friendly,” simple and efficient by streamlining and reforming government regulation and rule-making. To make his case, Sunstein discusses various accomplishments and actions undertaken while he was administrator of the White House Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs.
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Cass Sunstein Previews New Book, “Simpler: The Future of Government”
March 25, 2013