Steering-policy effect

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The steering-policy effect refers to the influence of political steering instruments (e.g., incentives, regulations, subsidies) on the decisions, investments, and processes of actors in logistics, transport, or the supply chain, causing their behavior to shift toward defined policy objectives.

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