Preemptive Habitat Destruction under the Endangered Species Act.

Lueck, D., & Michael, J. A. (2003). Preemptive Habitat Destruction under the Endangered Species Act. The Journal of Law and Economics, 46(1), 27-60.

Type

Journal article

Intellectual base

Primary research

Year

2003

Volume

46

Issue

1

Pages

27-60

DOI

10.1086/344670

DOI registrant

University of Chicago Press

Link

https://doi.org/10.1086/344670

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economics_finance

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• Anticipatory Neutralization
  • The pattern also appears in education finance (scholarship-induced reductions in parental saving), monetary policy (capital flows sterilising rate changes), sanctions (pre-emptive asset relocation), tax timing, conservation regulation (pre-emptive habitat destruction before designation), grandfathering races in emissions rules, and platform-algorithm changes that creators pre-empt by shifting content strategy.

    This sourceDocuments landowners pre-emptively harvesting timber near red-cockaded woodpecker populations to forestall Endangered Species Act restrictions — a forward-looking offset that neutralizes the regulation's conservation intent before designation.

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