The Failure of OSHA: A Cost/Benefit Analysis, 1979-08-17

Item — Box: 170, Folder: 13

Identifier: CAC_CC_017_3_170_13_0016

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The document discusses the lack of effectiveness of OSHA in reducing workplace injuries and fatalities despite significant investment and increased bureaucracy. It highlights the rising costs of compliance for businesses and taxpayers, as well as the increase in serious injuries and fatalities in recent years. The author questions the return on investment in OSHA and advocates for reducing unnecessary government regulations.

Dates

1979-08-17

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