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Tag Archives: structure of opportunities
Section 210 of PURPA as Seen from a National Policy Implementation Perspective
James A. Throgmorton.1984. In R.W. Lawton (ed.), Proceedings of the Fourth NARUC Biennial Regulatory Information Conference. Columbus: National Regulatory Research Institute: 445-467. This paper articulated and applied a “national public policy implementation” theoretical framework. Building upon that framework, the paper … Continue reading →
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Tagged avoided cost, bargaining, delegation of ambiguity, Electric power, frameworks of interpretation, interconnection policy, interest group liberalism, national policy implementation, policy implementation, public participation, public policy, San Gorgonio Pass, small power producers, structure of opportunities, unexpected events, wind energy
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