"The bargain is equally affected whichever half you regulate."
Oliver Wendell Holmes
How are conceptions of the "will of the people" and the "common good" being translated into laws which impact the EDD landscape? Equally important, how are those laws being translated into policy by government agencies and regulators?
In our Supplier Profiles volume, we pointed to changes in laws and regulations governing corporate compliance and reporting, intellectual property and homeland security as having broad implications for the EDD marketplace.
In this research project, we focus on two of the three sectors we have termed the "control side" -- the Legislative and the Regulatory sectors. Of particular interest will be our findings relating to ...
-- Foreground and background forces actively working to shape legislation and regulatory oversight.
-- The gaps between intent and results, perceptions and reality ... and the law of unintended consequences.
As with each of our projects, we plot the points of intersection and disconnection between the landscape perceived by legislators and regulators and those of the other EDD StakeHolders.
Current Version: Not Yet Available
PDF download, PDF on CD
Printed: soft cover, perfect-bound
Purchase Information ($USD)
Public Price ... 2700
Member Price ... 1485
For more detail about pricing, formats and availability Click Here
... Inside Scoop ...
Real Life Moves in Real Time ...
Snapshots are great for remembering how things used to be. Real-time decision-making requires real-time market data ... especially in EDD-land where rapid market change and compression are defining characteristics.
When you purchase Legislative & Regulatory Perspectives on EDD, you get much more than a snapshot; you have access to an organic market information system where you will find regular updates of the data, analysis and commentary.
Methodology to the Madness ... Our research approach is a unique blend of best practices and forward thinking -- and some of our best thinking is that our Members play a big role in steering the research. Read more about our research methodology.
Tell us where to go ... Help us formulate the interview guide for the primary research segment of this project. If you are a Member and you have thoughts you would like to share about what questions we should be asking or who we should be asking, we're all ears. Here are two simple ways to share your inputs ...
