Federal regulations have doubled since 1980 and grown by 15% in the last decade alone. Regulatory red tape quietly taxes the economy through mounting compliance burdens, which suppress innovation and drive up costs. Today, regulations touch nearly every sector—from energy and agriculture to banking and health care—imposing costs that are passed on to families and consumers.

Pairing regulatory reform with pro-growth tax policy could reduce inflationary pressures and boost productivity, all without adding to the national debt. Past deregulation efforts led by the executive branch produced economic gains, but congressional action could produce more durable reform.

Join us as experts trace the rise of the regulatory state, examine the economic case for deregulation, and outline concrete steps Congress can take to roll back costly rules.

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