The author contrasts command-and-control regulation (tight control of water purification, for example) with more flexible forms, including incentive regulation (such as price cap regulation), potential regulation (providing for closer scrutiny if enough customers complain), and reactive rather than proactive policies (the firm proposing actions, the regulatory saying yes or no). He contrasts informing regulation (for example, requiring that consumers...
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1994/01/31
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Documento de trabalho sobre pesquisa de políticas
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WPS1239
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2010/07/01
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Principles of regulatory policy design
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absence of economies of scale