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'Putting profit over people': Australian women's perceptions of the economic and commercial systems shaping women's health and social inequities. [PDF]
McCarthy S, Pitt H, Thomas S.
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Are commercial determinants of health addressed in Australian health policies? [PDF]
Crocetti A, Leersen P, Browne J.
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Governance of corporate misconduct through employee whistleblowing: a tripartite evolutionary game analysis. [PDF]
Ding M, Bai Y, Wang C.
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Evaluating food safety in China: regional disparities and dynamic evolution. [PDF]
Zhao T, Wang J, Luo Y, Liu D, Zhang L.
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Federal, state, and local governments are major polluters of the environment. They account for more than 7% of SO2 air pollution emissions and more than 5% of all NO2 air emissions in the United States. Public entities are more likely than private ones to be in violation of the Clean Water Act, and they account for two-thirds of all major facilities in
Probst, Katherine, Davies, J. Clarence
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The future of regulation and governance
Journal of the Royal Society for the Promotion of Health, 2007The NHS in England is undergoing considerable structural change as it introduces more locally accountable hospitals, greater patient choice, payment by results and local general practitioner based commissioning of services. To deliver the anticipated service improvement associated with these changes, there is a need to ensure that the reformed NHS ...
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2020
This chapter turns to the role that government plays in regulating activities that pose risks to public health and safety. How does government establish and implement prudent schemes of regulation of risky activities? Enforcement of regulations and policies faces many of the same obstacles considered in previous chapters: principal-agent problems ...
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This chapter turns to the role that government plays in regulating activities that pose risks to public health and safety. How does government establish and implement prudent schemes of regulation of risky activities? Enforcement of regulations and policies faces many of the same obstacles considered in previous chapters: principal-agent problems ...
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Government regulation of research
Society, 1980Seiler, Lauren H., Murtha, James M.
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The high cost of government regulation
Business Horizons, 1975Some government controls over business are costly to consumers and produce adverse side effects. Other methods of achieving important national objectives should be developed.
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