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Inconsistent preferences in environmental protection investment and the central government's optimal policy
2011
Applied Economics
Environmental protection plans cannot succeed without full cooperation among related units. However, inconsistent investment preferences toward environmental protection increase the damage to the environment. This article employs the contract mechanism to analyse environmental protection effects when the central government directly subsidizes the local governments. The results reveal that subsidies from the central government are not only unable to solve the problem of the inconsistent
doi:10.1080/00036840802599891
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