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Who Pay for the Cleaner Air? Distributional Impact of Environmental Policy in a Dualistic Economy
Using a technology where pollution is regarded as by-product of industry's activity and applied in a simple setup of Heckscher-Ohlin-Copeland-Taylor model, this paper analyses the possible distributional impacts of stricter environmental policy in a developing country characterized by the presence o
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