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The regulatory cost model described in the Bertelsmann Foundation's new handbook (link) provides a systematic methodology for an integrated measurement of the costs arising from duties requiring action. This regulatory cost model is based on the methodological principles of the Standard Cost Model (SCM). It expands the SCM by the dimension of other statutory duties requiring action, which exist in addition to information duties, and enables a comprehensive measurement of all personnel, material and investment costs which result from these duties. In addition, the determination of opportunity costs and irritational effects are integrated in the regulatory cost model.
The Handbook on Measuring Regulatory Costs is designed as a "living document". Therefore, we would be very pleased to receive any comments that help to develop the document further. From your perspective or experience, should we make any changes or additions to the definitions, procedures or instruments which are mentioned in the handbook?
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