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substitutive

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Those who seek to turn that procedural law into a substitutive one are actually trying to rewrite the CPA.
Revealed-preferences approaches infer the value of public goods from market transactions with private goods that are complementary or substitutive.
The relationship between monitoring and incentives is viewed as being substitutive mechanisms for controlling the agency problem, with the balance between them being determined by a trade-off in their respective costs or difficulties [Eisenhardt, 1989].
 
 
 
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