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In this and the following chapter, we shall endeavour to trace through the impact of environmental management on international trade. We will be concerned with the more immediate impact of environmental policies on costs of production, product prices, international competiveness, the terms of trade, and the balance of trade. Chapter 4 will deal with the implications of pollution control for more fundamental and long-range questions of economic structure and international comparative advantage.
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J. Brashares, ‘Cost Estimates for Environment Improvement Programs’, in Managing the Environment: International Cooperation for Pollution Control, ed. A. V. Kneese et al. ( New York: Frederick A. Praeger, 1971 ).
Council on Environmental Quality, Department of Commerce, and Environmental Protection Agency, The Economic Impact of Pollution Control (Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1972 ).
Ralph C. d’Arge, ‘International Trade and Domestic Environmental Control: Some Empirical Estimates’, in Managing the Environment: International Cooperation for Pollution Control, ed. A. V. Kneese et al. ( New York: Frederick A. Praeger, 1971 ).
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S. P. Magee and W. F. Ford, ‘Environmental Pollution, the Terms of Trade and the Balance of Payments of the United States’, Kyklos, Fasc. I (1972).
Ingo Walter, ‘The Pollution Content of American Trade’, Western Economic Journal (March 1973).
Ingo Walter, ‘Environmental Management and the International Economic Order’, in The Future of the International Economic Order, ed. C. Fred Bergsten ( Lexington, Mass.: D. C. Heath, 1973 ).
Ingo Walter, Environmental Control and Consumer Protection: Emerging Forces in Multinational Corporate Operations ( Washington, D.C.: Center for Multinational Studies, 1972 ).
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Walter, I. (1975). Environmental Control and International Trade: Competitive Effects. In: International Economics of Pollution. Problems of Economic Integration. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-15625-2_3
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