SJR68 Summary

• Urges U.S. Congress members, presidential candidates, governors, and state legislators to prioritize public education about the costs of burdensome federal regulations on individuals and the economy.

• Contends that unclear, complex, and costly federal regulations obstruct job creation, economic growth, and innovation by preventing knowledge accumulation and entrepreneurial activity.

• Argues that regulations protecting enterprises from failure prevent the generation of knowledge from market failures and harm wealth creation.

• Calls for regulatory reform that restructures, reduces, or eliminates regulations distorting the economy to accelerate economic growth and job creation.

• Directs distribution of resolution copies to the named public officials.