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Lobbying against environmental regulation vs. lobbying for loopholes

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We analyze the determinants of environmental policy when two firms engage in two types of lobbying against a … restriction on allowed pollution: General lobbying increases the total amount of allowed pollution, which is beneficial for both … firms. Private lobbying increases the individual pollution standard of the lobbying firm, but has a negative or zero effect …

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A Dynamic Model of Member Participation in Interest Groups

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We know a great deal about how and why interest groups form, why individuals choose to give their time and resources to political organizations, but we know very little about why they stay in these organizations, if, in fact, they tend to. Are participation rates by members constant over time,...

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Social Capital, Lobbying and Community-Based Interest Groups

Chamlee-Wright, Emily L. - 2011

) the role social capital plays in facilitating lobbying and rent seeking, and (2) the possibility that the availability of … toward lobbying and rent seeking. This article examines the relationship between social capital and lobbying in New Orleans …

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