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Title informationThe Economics of Pollution HavensSeries: NEW HORIZONS IN ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS Edited by Don Fullerton
424 pagesEdward Elgar
A pollution haven may arise if environmental stringency differs between countries, when capital is mobile, and when trade rules allow firms to relocate and still sell their products to the same customers. This cohesive volume analyzes how country characteristics determine environmental rules, how those rules affect production costs, trade, and investment flows, how those flows affect pollution, prices, and incomes, and finally how all of these last considerations feed back into environmental rules. related organisations include: Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group Worldwatch Institute If you are involved in a scientific, conservation or environmental organisation and would like to be listed, please see our NHBS-Xchange information page. |
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