3 sources of law
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common law, statutory law, constitutional law
iron triangle
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The three-way alliance among legislators, bureaucrats, and interest groups
(lobbyists) to make or preserve policies that benefit their respective
interests.
, germany renewable energy act
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feed-in tariff: fixed price for 20 yrs, people can sell energy at a fixed price
to the grid. essentially a renewable subsidy. encourages smaller power
producers. makes people willing to invest in RE
Ordoliberalism
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the German variant of social market economy that emphasizes the need for
the state to ensure that the free market produces results close to its
theoretical potential. Government intervention to limit the power of
monopolies. Competition leads to innovation
Neomalthusians
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need government and market regulation in order to avoid disaster
elite model
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common law, statutory law, constitutional law
iron triangle
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The three-way alliance among legislators, bureaucrats, and interest groups
(lobbyists) to make or preserve policies that benefit their respective
interests.
, germany renewable energy act
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feed-in tariff: fixed price for 20 yrs, people can sell energy at a fixed price
to the grid. essentially a renewable subsidy. encourages smaller power
producers. makes people willing to invest in RE
Ordoliberalism
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the German variant of social market economy that emphasizes the need for
the state to ensure that the free market produces results close to its
theoretical potential. Government intervention to limit the power of
monopolies. Competition leads to innovation
Neomalthusians
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need government and market regulation in order to avoid disaster
elite model
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