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THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL ACCIDENTS ON NEARBY MINORITY-OWNED BUSINESSES
Severe chemical accidents may generate localized economic disruption beyond their direct environmental and health outcomes. This thesis studies whether these accidents affect nearby sales of minority-owned businesses, a subset that may be notably vulnerable to short-run demand shocks and operational
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