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On Efficiency of Decentralized Environmental Regulation
Journal of Regulatory Economics, 2005Contrary to conventional wisdom about an environmental race to the bottom, the theoretical literature as exemplified by Oates and Schwab [1988, Journal of Public Economics, 35:333–354] maintains that homogeneous jurisdictions’ decentralized choices are likely to be socially optimal because each locale sets capital tax rates to zero and sets optimal ...
Mitch Kunce, Jason F. Shogren
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Developmentally regulated TCR efficiency
Immunology Today, 2000Mature T cells do not respond to those MHC–peptide complexes that they have been positively selected on as thymocytes, indicating that their activation threshold has been altered. Moreover, effector and memory T cells not only respond faster to antigenic stimulation but also with an increased efficiency, which results in costimulation-independent ...
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Responses to Energy Efficiency Regulations
The Energy Journal, 1987Despite all the thunder and commotion surrounding energy usage and regulation, there is little comprehensive and systematic theoretical analysis of some of the most common forms of energy usage regulation. These regulations can take a variety of forms such as quantity rationing, price controls, tax incentives, building codes, and efficiency standards ...
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QUALITY, REGULATION AND EFFICIENCY
Kyklos, 1977Richard E. Kihlstrom, David Levhari*
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Energy endowment, environmental regulation, and energy efficiency: Evidence from China
Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 2022Deng Xiangzheng, Gang Liu
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Efficient Regulation of the Securities Market
1998Abstract Modem securities markets bring together more buyers and sellers than any markets in the past. They fuel growth in the world economy by allowing entrepreneurs to raise capital. They allow investors to participate in that entrepreneurial risk-taking and, as a result, participate in the returns associated with those risks.
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