Pollution haven Hypothesis:Some Empirical Evidence From Thailand, 1980-200
By: Mukhopadhyay, Kakali
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Publisher: New Delhi Serials Publications 2021Edition: Vol.18(2), Jul-Dec.Description: 133-152p.Subject(s): Civil EngineeringOnline resources: Click here
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International journal of environment and developmentSummary: Implication of trade liberalization on the environment is a matter of debate.Trade contributes to economic growth benefits all participating countries on the other hand environmentalists argue that free will increase industrial pollution in developing countries, through displacement of dirty industries from developed countries with stricter environmental regulation, and through competitive pressure on developing countries to reduce further environmental standards.
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Implication of trade liberalization on the environment is a matter of debate.Trade contributes to economic growth benefits all participating countries on the other hand environmentalists argue that free will increase industrial pollution in developing countries, through displacement of dirty industries from developed countries with stricter environmental regulation, and through competitive pressure on developing countries to reduce further environmental standards.
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