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The political economy of environmental policy

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The political economy of environmental policy

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Tightening environmental standards : the benefit-cost or the no-cost paradigm?

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Economic incentives and the containment of global warming

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Environmental and public economics : essays in honor of Wallace E. Oates

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The net benefits of incentive-based regulation : a case study of environmental standard setting

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The political economy of environmental policy

Oates, Wallace E.; Portney, Paul R. - In: Handbook of Environmental Economics

This chapter provides a review and assessment of the extensive literature on the political determination of environmental regulation. A promising theoretical literature has emerged relatively recently that provides models of the political interaction of government with various interest groups in...

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