Games and public administration: the law and economics of regulation and licensing
G Von Wangenheim - Games and Public Administration, 2004 - elgaronline.com
Games and Public Administration, 2004•elgaronline.com
Despite the increasing trend towards deregulation, the public regulation of private activities
remains a common phenomenon in industrialized countries. However, it is frequently
claimed that slow and costly regulatory licensing procedures impede economic growth. This
book investigates the strategic and adaptive interaction between citizen-applicants and
administrators in regulatory licensing bodies, and studies the effects of policies to accelerate
and simplify these processes.
remains a common phenomenon in industrialized countries. However, it is frequently
claimed that slow and costly regulatory licensing procedures impede economic growth. This
book investigates the strategic and adaptive interaction between citizen-applicants and
administrators in regulatory licensing bodies, and studies the effects of policies to accelerate
and simplify these processes.
Despite the increasing trend towards deregulation, the public regulation of private activities remains a common phenomenon in industrialized countries. However, it is frequently claimed that slow and costly regulatory licensing procedures impede economic growth. This book investigates the strategic and adaptive interaction between citizen-applicants and administrators in regulatory licensing bodies, and studies the effects of policies to accelerate and simplify these processes.
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