Trade and environment
International trade and environment : the role of environmental regulations
... averse and the environmental damage attached to non-compliance is uncertain, countries may be willing to comply and to ...the environment and individual’s ...cooperation and compliance ...
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Is bioenergy trade good for the environment?
... Trade always increases emissions in one region and decreases emissions in the other region. The eect is more pronounced in South than in North, which leads to our contrasting results on worldwide ...
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Three essays in international trade, agriculture and the environment
... of trade and investment liberalization on the ...international trade and facilitate foreign direct investment since the mid- 1980s, but environmental issues are typically excluded from these ...
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The state of play in cross-border electricity trade and the challenges towards a global electricity market environment
... Political and regulatory challenges By extending the markets over wider regions, load centres are expected to become increasingly dependent on imported ...region and transport cheap renewable energy to ...
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International Trade and the Environment: Towards 3rd generation agreements? (PDF - 1.18 Mo)
... them and that it can help with everyday problems, and that they have a place in it, in five years, in 10 years, in 15 years, these people will be nationalists, extremists, and those who suggest ...
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Trade sustainable impact assessment and the new challenges of trade liberalization
... Human Environment and, ultimately, the creation of a Secretariat within the United Nations – the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) – the same ...CTE) and GATT/WTO, towards the common ...
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Trade policy, quality and the environment : an application to the european union-merosur trade negociations
... Historical and Prospective relations Bilateral trade talks between the EU and Mercosur began in 1995 when negotia- tors set the structure, the methodology and the calendar for ...political ...
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Variable Trade Costs, Composition Effects and the Intensive Margin of Trade
... the trade elasticity comes from the cross-sectional variation of the ...(Anderson and van Wincoop, ...terms and the competitive environment in each destination: the multilateral distance of ...
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Trade and currency barriers
... and with countries’ characteristics, such as their trade specialization, their level of development, and their level of trade ...whether trade policies are impacted by exchange rate ...
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Trade and Climate: Towards Reconciliation
... WTO and UNEP (2009) called “Trade and climate change” restates the pre-eminence of the environment over trade under certain conditions: “The WTO’s case law confirmed that WTO rules do ...
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Trade in services and trade in goods: differences and complementarities
... global trade) and in public opinion ...in trade liberalization ...extent trade in services differs from trade in goods and, second, to explore for potential complementarities ...
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International trade patterns, trade potentials, national institutions and cross-border networks
... of trade potentials, i.e. trade costs expressed in terms of actual trade volumes, and costs specific to the domestic and foreign institutional ...Central and East European ...
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Trade effects of Regional Trade Agreements : trade creation and trade diversion within the Western Hemisphere
... Regional Trade Agreements in Americas In the Western Hemisphere, the new wave of regionalism spread most visibly and, because of the involvement of the USA and Canada, it gained much ...competitive ...
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Essays in international trade : international fragmentation of production and trade costs
... model and combined with our new measure of spatial distribution of language, we perform new policy-relevant counterfactuals to evaluate the impact of both between and within country language ...
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Trade Crisis ? What Trade Crisis ?
... equity and liability values, the amount of liabilities due after or within one year, the amount of liabilities held by financial institutions or commercial parties, the values of intermediate stocks, and ...
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Variable Trade Costs, Composition Effects and the Intensive Margin of Trade
... of trade with heterogenous firms as in Melitz ( 2003 ) or Chaney ( 2008 ) under the assumption that firm-level productivity within each sector follows a pareto distribution: firm entry is expected to fully ...
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Deep Integration: Free trade agreements heterogeneity and its impact on bilateral trade
... bilateral trade, as we did in the previous chapter, present many flaws and might not be robust ...equal, and that their heterogeneity plays an important role to explain bilateral trade ...on ...
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Institutional setting and networks effect on international trade : Three essays on international trade
... country, and almost half of them cease to export in the following ...destination and a sizeable fraction of them expands to other markets, depending on the initial foreign ...into and out of foreign ...
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Trade and Wage Inequality in Developing Countries: South-South Trade Matter
... workers and that this effect is highest in traded sectors. Feenstra and Hanson (1997) show that the American ‘maquiladoras’ in the north of Mexico caused a significant increase in the relative demand for ...
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Civil Wars and International Trade
... international trade. This argument has been made for commodity exports by Collier and Hoeffler (2007) and Collier, Hoeffler and Rohner (2007) and discussed critically by Fearon ...
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