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How we got here
- Regulation
- Public econ
- Stages of “Greening”
- Ethics/Soc. Const.
- Pays to be Green
- Lean/RBV
- Industry Self-Regulation
- Cartel, Signaling
- Voluntary action
- Signaling
- Institutions
- Poly Sci/IB/NMS
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Environmental Sustainability Effectiveness of Regulation Andrew - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Environmental Sustainability Effectiveness of Regulation Andrew - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Environmental Sustainability Effectiveness of Regulation Andrew King How we got here Regulation - Public econ Stages of Greening - Ethics/Soc. Const. Pays to be Green - Lean/RBV Industry Self-Regulation - Cartel,
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Nutshell
- Simcoe & Toffel
– Government demand causes spillover changes.
- Demand side
- Supply Side
- Fabrizio
– Government regulation is only effective when it is credible.
- TC lens
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Tim and Mike
- Similar to FDI spillover story.
- There the interest fueled by the debate over
whether FDI was exploitative.
- What is the tension here?
- Mike tells me little done on the effect of
government purchase programs. True?
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Tim and Mike
- Does government sponsorship change the
retail demand for LEED?
– This seems like the real test of moral suasion
- Does government sponsorship increase
symbolic or substantive action?
– Does spillover influence differently the “real” and “bs” elements of LEED
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Kira
- Similar to IB sovereign risk research.
– Expropriation risk reduces investment.
- Novelty is doing this research within a country.
– State level differences
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Kira’s Results
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RPS No RPS No prev reg 0.595 Restructure 1.644 0.859 Repeal 0.577
- 0.208
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The Way Forward
- How do we move beyond policy(N) = 1?
- How do we generalize?
- What is the social-science debate to which
we are contributing?
- How can we cooperate as a community to
develop our new directions?
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