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Interaction of the Eurasian Economic Union and its member states in the sphere of agriculture [PDF]
Ekonomika Poljoprivrede (1979), 2021 The aim of the paper is to consider the international experience of delineating spheres of responsibility of national and supranational regulators in the sphere of agriculture on the example of the Eurasian Economic Union.
Entin Mark, Galushko Dmitriy
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Regulation and government debt [PDF]
Public Choice, 2018 Government debt is large in most developed countries, and while budget deficits may reflect short-term attempts to kick-start the economy in times of crisis by means of fiscal stimulus, the longer-term consequences may be detrimental to investment and growth.
Niclas Berggren +2 more
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Malaria Journal, 2021 Background Malaria is endemic to Pakistan with high prevalence among pregnant women and linked with maternal anaemia, intrauterine growth retardation, preterm birth, and low birth weight.
Ramesh Kumar +4 more
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Empirical Coastal Atmospheric Corrosion of Masonry Metal Wall Ties
Corrosion and Materials Degradation, 2021 Not counting domestic dwellings, it has been estimated that in Australia alone, some tens of thousands of masonry buildings and structures have exceeded their design life, with many of these being at risk of partial (or worse) collapse from falling or ...
Igor A. Chaves +3 more
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Governments as Borrowers and Regulators
The Review of International Organizations, 2023 The ability to borrow is important for government survival. Governments routinely resort to policies that privilege their own debt on financial markets, exploiting their dual role as borrowers and regulators. These borrowing privileges nudge investors to hold the government's own debt.
Timm Betz, Amy Pond
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Greenwashing and public demand for government regulation
Journal of Public Policy, 2022 Environmental governance in many high-income democracies relies to some extent on self-regulation by the private sector. Yet, this policy mode is contested and proponents of top-down government regulation argue that voluntary corporate sustainability ...
Dennis Kolcava
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When Governments Regulate Governments [PDF]
American Journal of Political Science, 2015 This article advances a political theory of regulation that accounts for the choices of regulators and regulated entities when both are governments. Leading theories of regulation assume that governments regulate profit‐maximizing firms: Governments set rules, to which firms respond rationally in ways that constrain their behavior.
Manuel P. Teodoro, David M. Konisky
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Consistency Principle: Theory and Empirical Evidence
Foresight and STI Governance, 2022 The article verifies one of the principles of the general theory of social development, which is called the principle of consistency. According to this principle, the economic growth rate positively depends not only upon the level of technological ...
Evgeny Balatsky, Maksim Yurevich
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Research on Government Regulation: From the Perspective of Business Environment Governance
Open Journal of Social Sciences, 2022 Government regulation in business environment governance is similar to the narrow sense of “economic regulation” in the foreign context and the “big” regulation of “approval + regulation” in the domestic discourse. It refers to the government’s treatment
Yazhuo Huang
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Institutional mechanisms for unrelated agricultural support in the Russian Federation and the Federal Republic of Germany [PDF]
Caspian Journal of Environmental Sciences, 2021 Unrelated agricultural support is one of the equitable agricultural support mechanisms in developed countries. This paper describes the rules for unrelated support in the Federal Republic of Germany and in the Russian Federation.
Rishat A. Migunov, Rafkat S. Gaysin
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