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Trade and the Environment
Author(s)Harris, Jonathan M.
AbstractThis module, based on chapter 19 from Harris’s Textbook, Environmental and Natural Resource Economics: A Contemporary Approach, presents an analysis combining trade theory with the theory of externalities to show how the basic principles of gains from trade must be modified in a real world with many environmental complications. The institutional and policy issues involved in considerations of sustainable trade and “greening” global environmental institutions encourage the student to place the theoretical issues in the context of real-world policy.
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Pages1-24
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SourceGDAE Teaching Module
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PubDate2004
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