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Research on the Theory of Governmental Environmental Regulatory Responsibility
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Author: Kexin Gao
Abstract: In recent years, the environmental pollution caused by the rapid development of tourist attractions has increasingly become the focus of society, which has triggered scholars to think about the government's responsibility for environmental regulation, and has generated a variety of theories in the academic world. For example, the stakeholder theory extends corporate governance to the regulation of tourism scenic spots, and achieves the purpose of perfecting the environmental regulation of tourism scenic spots by continuously enriching the scope of stakeholders' subjects; the property rights theory analyzes the transaction costs generated by various economic activities in the regulation of tourism scenic spots from macro and micro perspectives, and the public goods theory clarifies the concept, types and characteristics of tourism scenic spots as public goods. Therefore, based on stakeholder theory, property rights theory and public goods theory, this paper explores and clarifies the content of the government's responsibility in the environmental regulation of tourism scenic spots, and tries to further enrich the theoretical results of the government's environmental regulation responsibility, in order to provide new ideas for the sustainable development of tourism scenic spots from the theoretical point of view.
Keywords: Tourist Attractions, Stakeholders, Environmental Regulation Model
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