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Sanjoy Saha,Jayanta Das,Somenath Halderck to the late 1990s is predicated on the “producer pays” concept. The fundamental idea behind this approach is that regulation must create incentives for producers to design products that incorporate fewer hazardous materials and that lend themselves more readily to environmentally sound disposal.

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Cerebral Stroke: An Introduction,ave had very different consequences for regulation of health claims on food labels than court decisions in the United States. This is so even though rulings on critical principles of free commercial speech, protecting competition, and the proportionality of regulatory remedies in the United States and the EU have coincided substantively.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-3870-42005); and a more rigorous regime for regulation of chemicals (2006). How might we explain these diverging regulatory trajectories of the world’s two largest market economies in an era of rising public awareness of dangers to the public and the planet?