When the Strong Appear Weak: Multidimensional Bargaining and the Regulation of Nuclear Energy

• In Event: Accountability & Responsiveness

Brief Overview

In a 2-D setting, the more powerful bargainer may get more compromise on the issue it cares about less. When applied to the policy response to the nuclear accident at TMI, this shows that the energy industry was more powerful then than the public.

Author

• John M Chambers, Princeton University