One out of every 4 laws is approved at the insistence of Congress, what are they and what effects does it have on the economy?

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One out of every 4 laws is approved at the insistence of Congress, what are they and what effects does it have on the economy?

It has become increasingly common for Congress to approve legislation without the Executive Branch's approval. The 24% of published norms since the pandemic have been due to insistence, more than three times the average of the previous four congressional periods (7% between 2000 and 2019). Lacking adequate technical support, these initiatives not only endanger economic development but also fiscal sustainability for the following years. Congress …