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Regulatory Carrots and Sticks in Climate Policy: Some Political Economic Observations
This Article sets out an informal political economic theory which explains the relative permanence of regulatory carrots—legislative subsidies and mandates for product use—versus the transience of regulatory sticks—traditional costly regulatory requirements. After setting out the elements of this th
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