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OUR MISSION

Regulation is one of the primary means by which government shapes the environment in which businesses operate. The Regulatory Policy Program serves as a clearinghouse for the Kennedy School faculty's groundbreaking work on regulation. It explores the challenges posed and opportunities created by regulation without the limitations imposed by a relying on a single scholarly discipline or policy focus. Through research, seminars, conferences, and other activities, RPP facilitates communication and learning among Harvard faculty and students, regulatory officials, and industry participants, and contributes new ideas to both the regulatory community and the private sector.

SPOTLIGHT

Erich Muehlegger is the Faculty Chair of the Regulatory Policy Program. His research interests include industrial organization, economic regulation, and environmental policy. His two new working papers examine incentives and consumer adoption of hybrid vehicle technology and the effect of cross border cigarette sales on state excise tax revenues.

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AFFILIATED PROGRAMS

Corporate Social Responsibility Initiative
Environment and Natural Resources Program
Harvard Electricity Policy Group
Harvard Environmental Economics Program
Health Care Delivery Policy Group
Program on Networked Governance
Transparency Policy Project
Weil Program on Collaborative Governance

LATEST UPDATES

New Working Paper:

Corporate Social Responsibility through an Economic Lens
Forest L. Reinhardt, Robert N. Stavins, and Richard H. K. Vietor | RPP-2008-04

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