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We study two issues in the enforcement of public law. The first is whether the system of inspections and penalties set by the regulator is effective. The second is whether a better system of inspections and penalties can be designed, given the institutional constraints under which the regulator...
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and the interests of society as a whole in their decisions. However, the estimated weight of lobbying contributions in … supports restrictive agricultural trade policies will be difficult to dislodge in the absence of mobilizing strong counter-lobbying …
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There exist legal channels for informational lobbying of U.S. policymakers by foreign principals. Foreign governments … issues. The authors empirically study whether such lobbying effectively achieves its goal of trade promotion in the context … of Caribbean tourism and it is the first paper to examine the potential for using foreign lobbying as a vehicle for …
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There exist legal channels for informational lobbying of U.S. policymakers by foreign principals. Foreign governments … issues. This paper empirically studies whether such lobbying effectively achieves its goal of trade promotion in the context … of Caribbean tourism, and suggests the potential for using foreign lobbying as a vehicle for development. Panel data are …
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There exist legal channels for informational lobbying of U.S. policymakers by foreign principals. Foreign governments … issues. The authors empirically study whether such lobbying effectively achieves its goal of trade promotion in the context … of Caribbean tourism and it is the first paper to examine the potential for using foreign lobbying as a vehicle for …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012747695
Policy making power enables governments to redistribute income to powerful interests in society. However, some governments exhibit greater concern for aggregate welfare than others. This government behavior may itself be endogenously determined by a number of economic, political and...
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investigates empirically the consequences of lobbying competition between upstream and downstream producers for trade policy. The … with lobbying competition. Importantly, accounting for lobbying competition also alters substantially estimates of the …
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In popular discussion much has been made recently of the susceptibility of government policies to lobbying by … fact be harmful: If the policy outcome absent any lobbying by foreigners is characterized by welfare-reducing trade … barriers, lobbying by foreigners may result in reductions in such barriers and raise consumer surplus (and possibly improve …
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There exist legal channels for informational lobbying of U.S. policymakers by foreign principals. Foreign governments … issues. This paper empirically studies whether such lobbying effectively achieves its goal of trade promotion in the context … of Caribbean tourism, and suggests the potential for using foreign lobbying as a vehicle for development. Panel data are …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012551762
Policy making power enables governments to redistribute income to powerful interests in society. However, some governments exhibit greater concern for aggregate welfare than others. This government behavior may itself be endogenously determined by a number of economic, political and...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014214344