Research and analysis

Direct/indirect impacts of regulation research report, April 2015

This is the report from a research project on direct and indirect impacts. The report was used to inform RPC case histories guidance.

• From: Regulatory Policy Committee, Department for Business and Trade and Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy
• Published: 27 March 2019

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Evaluating Costs and Benefits for Regulatory Purposes: Direct and Indirect Impacts of Regulation on Business, April 2015

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This is the report from an independent research project from Brian Titley Consulting Ltd, commissioned by the (then) Department for Business, Innovation and Skills and the RPC. The report sets out the different definitions of direct and indirect impacts in the literature and presents a microeconomic framework for thinking about the treatment of direct impacts within a business impact target regime. The project informed the RPC case histories guidance on direct and indirect impacts.

Published 27 March 2019