Centralization or decentralization? the impact of different distributions of authority on China's environmental regulation

•To compare the effects of centralized and decentralized environmental governance.•To provide a solution to achieve a dual goal: economic growth along with environmental improvement.•To construct a two-level model to investigate the interaction among the central government, local governments, and lo...

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Published in:	Technological forecasting & social change Vol. 173; p. 121172
Main Authors:	Yang, Xiaohui, Yan, Ji, Tian, Kun, Yu, Zihao, Yu Li, Rebecca, Xia, Senmao
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	New York Elsevier Inc 01.12.2021 Elsevier Science Ltd
Subjects:	Asymmetric information Authority Central government Centralization Centralization of authority Costs Cushions Decentralization Economic development Economic growth Economic models Economics Environmental governance Environmental policy Environmental protection Environmental regulations Governance Government Government agencies Growth rate Incentives Local government Principal-agent models Race Regulation Two-level principal–agent model China Centralization of authority Decentralization Economic growth Two-level principal–agent model Environmental protection
ISSN:	0040-1625, 1873-5509
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