Environmental Regulation For Competitive Advantage

Scott Barrett

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Regulation and Compliance Studies Environmental Sustainability in Business Political Influence and Corporate Strategies

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The public's increasing demand for environmental protection will inevitably increase the demands for environmental regulation. But this need not be bad news for industry. Companies will often find that their interests coincide with those of the regulators, and astute players will try to shape the regulation accordingly.

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1982A Positive Theory of Environmental Quality Regulation 1986Rules in the Making: A Statistical Analysis of Regulatory Agency Behavior

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