In a year when America will pick a new president and decide control of the House and Senate, policymakers are unlikely to fight for bold policy changes in areas such as immigration. The Wall Street Journal sees lawmakers ready to focus on traditional policy areas, with national security at the forefront, which pits the two leading parties against each other.
However, despite low expectations for Congress, 2016 promises to push the frontier of entrepreneurship policy forward through regulatory bodies. Here are three predictions for regulatory experimentation likely to become highlights of the year – and that might even slip into the speeches we will hear during the presidential election.
