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Clearing the air of ozone

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  1. the Center for the Study of American Business at Washington University in St. Louis, USA

    Melinda E. Warren (writer/analyst) & Kenneth W. Chilton (acting director)

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  1. Melinda E. Warren
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She is coauthor of 1989 Federal Regulatory Budgets and Staffing: Effects of the Reagan Presidency.

He is coauthor of Public Policy toward Corporate Takeoversand Labor Relations in Transition.He has written extensively on the topic of government regulation, particularly environmental regulation.

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Warren, M.E., Chilton, K.W. Clearing the air of ozone. Society 26, 48–58 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02699248

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