Assessing `not in my backyard' environmental policies: Is carbon leakage worse than we thought?
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- Caro-Burnett , JohannGonzales-Carrasco, Luis E.
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- Pages
- 1-31
- Text Language Code
- eng
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- Target Audience
- 一般
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- type:textIn the last few decades, high-income and high-productivity countries have pushed their agenda towards environmentally friendly policies. The carbon leakage hypothesis predicts that these policies will increase the emissions in unregulated countries, which happen to be low-income and low-productivity nations. Using a panel at the country level, we show that, because of the productivity differential, heterogeneous regulations have increased net global emissions. These results are a call for international coordination and cooperation in order to achieve a sustainable global economy.
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