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Employment Effects of Ecological Innovations: An Empirical Analysis
Ecological innovations have increasingly been seen as a major response to environmental problems. An important question for both economic research and public policy is whether these innovations also increase employment or not (the question of a double dividend). The purpose of this paper is to inves
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