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Metamorphosis of Legal Knowledge: How Did the Laws Arrive at the Restaurants?the law itself. Compliance behaviors are responses to the “l(fā)aws” perceived by the regulated actors. As the discussion in the preceding chapters has indicated that restaurants’ knowledge and understanding of these laws may differ from the written laws regulators aim to enforce, it is important to con

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2196-3134 es the first critique of current compliance measurements andThis book explores how small businesses respond to the law. By detailing the intricate ways in which businesses come to comply with or violate legal regulations, it shows a very different picture of compliance that completely changes the wa

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Book 2021t and enforcement practices actually affect compliance; to regulatorygovernance scholars (in public administration, law, sociology, and management science), for whom compliance is a central aspect; and to scholars of Chinese law, who realize that compliance is a central challenge that the Chinese le

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Statistical Inference in Sciencethe law itself. Compliance behaviors are responses to the “l(fā)aws” perceived by the regulated actors. As the discussion in the preceding chapters has indicated that restaurants’ knowledge and understanding of these laws may differ from the written laws regulators aim to enforce, it is important to con