Market-based environmentalism and the free market: they're not the same.: An article from: Independent Review

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From the supplier: The government approach to control market activities and market outcome is an excessively costly way to achieve public policy goals. The approach of market-based environmentalism (MBE) favors market manipulation to achieve centrally planned outcomes. Formulating environmental policies entails choosing a goal and selecting the means to achieve that goal. However, MBE interferes with individual liberties and has the same defect as socialism.

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Title: Market-based environmentalism and the free market: they're not the same.
Author: Roy E. Cordato
Publication:Independent Review (Refereed)
Date: January 1, 1997
Publisher: Independent Institute
Volume: v1 Issue: n3 Page: p371(16)

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