ArticleProMarket (Stigler Center, University of Chicago Booth School of Business)

A Pro-Market Framework for Driving Decarbonization: Part II

ProMarket Contributors, 2025

https://www.promarket.org/2025/10/30/a-pro-market-framework-for-driving-decarbonization-part-ii/

Part II extends the pro-market argument, examining governance safeguards and institutional design to prevent rent-seeking in climate policy. It stresses regulatory clarity, competition policy alignment, and safeguards against policy capture to ensure emissions-reduction efforts remain innovation-driven and economically efficient.

Notes on Related Topics

Legal Risk or Uncertainty (A) – Poorly structured rules create litigation and compliance instability.
Systemic Risk (A) – Market distortions can ripple through sectors.

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