This book uses insights from different strands of political economy to analyze fracking and questions around why the boom occurred when it did, the divergence in political responses to fracking, and the effectiveness of the regulatory response.
This book uses insights from different strands of political economy to analyze fracking and questions around why the boom occurred when it did, the divergence in political responses to fracking, and the effectiveness of the regulatory response.
Ilia Murtazashvili is Associate Professor of Public Policy at the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Ennio Piano is Ph.D. Candidate in Economics and a Graduate Fellow of the Mercatus Center and F.A. Hayek Program for Advanced Study in Politics, Philosophy, and Economics at George Mason University, Virginia.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. Private property rights, entrepreneurs, and the shale revolution 3. The regulatory response 4.Why regulatory diversity makes sense 5.The consequences of the shale boom 6.Why some states were left behind in the shale boom 7.Why some nations were left behind in the shale boom 8.Conclusion
1. Introduction 2. Private property rights, entrepreneurs, and the shale revolution 3. The regulatory response 4.Why regulatory diversity makes sense 5.The consequences of the shale boom 6.Why some states were left behind in the shale boom 7.Why some nations were left behind in the shale boom 8.Conclusion
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