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Unformatted text preview: has to be used to explain the use of any policy tool, e.g. a brochure that explains a tax incentive—and focus instead on an example where information is the content of the intervention. Be careful also about the difference between government requiring other parties to provide information (a coupling of information and regulation) with the government developing and disseminating information on its own. You might want to try to find an example of each. As you do this exercise, please keep in mind the ideas presented in the readings about information strategies. Be very brief in your description; our emphasis is to build a wide a dossier of good examples with appropriate commentary rather than to dig deeply. Two pages would be sufficient; less would probably be insufficient....
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This note was uploaded on 11/10/2011 for the course ARCH 4.101 taught by Professor Williamhubbardassn during the Spring '03 term at MIT.
- Spring '03