OIRA - What does OIRA stand for? Acronyms and abbreviations by the Free Online Dictionary.

Acronym

Definition

OIRA

Office of Information & Regulatory Affairs

OIRA

Office of Institutional Research and Assessment (various locations)

OIRA

Official Irish Republican Army

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To help address the controversy that still simmers over how, or whether, to assign a specific value to effects such as degraded human health, OIRA and several federal agencies asked a committee of the National Academies' Institute of Medicine (IOM) to weigh in with guidance on one type of cost-benefit analysis, called cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA), which can include calculations of the dollar value of human life and which was included in Circular A-4. The regulation equation: factoring in the price of health by Weinhold, Bob / Environmental Health Perspectives In addition to tracking burden hours for the 2004 fiscal year, the OIRA report addresses the relationship of paperwork burden to statutory requirements and discretionary burden; achieving zero violations of the PRA; the impact of e-government initiatives on the paperwork burden; reducing the burden for small business and assisting with PRA compliance; and agency initiatives to reduce the paperwork burden. Paperwork burden declines by Information Management Journal OIRA is supposed to review economic analyses that agencies are required to prepare indicating that they have regulated in the most cost-effective manner. A revolting administration by Fumento, Michael / Reason More results

? References in periodicals archive

To help address the controversy that still simmers over how, or whether, to assign a specific value to effects such as degraded human health, OIRA and several federal agencies asked a committee of the National Academies' Institute of Medicine (IOM) to weigh in with guidance on one type of cost-benefit analysis, called cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA), which can include calculations of the dollar value of human life and which was included in Circular A-4.

The regulation equation: factoring in the price of health by Weinhold, Bob / Environmental Health Perspectives

In addition to tracking burden hours for the 2004 fiscal year, the OIRA report addresses the relationship of paperwork burden to statutory requirements and discretionary burden; achieving zero violations of the PRA; the impact of e-government initiatives on the paperwork burden; reducing the burden for small business and assisting with PRA compliance; and agency initiatives to reduce the paperwork burden.

Paperwork burden declines by Information Management Journal

OIRA is supposed to review economic analyses that agencies are required to prepare indicating that they have regulated in the most cost-effective manner.

A revolting administration by Fumento, Michael / Reason

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