Enterprises’ bargaining power, supervision by public opinion, and environmental regulations: Evidence from the pollutant discharge permit system of China
Key Points
Findings indicate a strong relationship between public opinion and enterprises' compliance with environmental regulations.
The analysis shows that increased supervision by public opinion leads to higher rates of compliance among enterprises.
Using data from the pollutant discharge permit system, a detailed assessment of regulatory impacts was conducted.
Results may highlight the importance of public engagement in enhancing environmental regulation enforcement.
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