Louisiana scores low marks for ‘regulatory openness’

Published October 11, 2021 1:00pm ET



Louisiana’s regulatory environment earned a grade of D in a recent study assessing “regulatory openness.”

The study was conducted by the conservative group Freedom Works on the basis it is easier for people to track public policy through elected officials than through administrative agencies.

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