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30. Environmental Regulation and the Export Dynamics of Energy Technologies. (2007). Crespi, Francesco ; Costantini, Valeria.
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31. Trade, Technique and Composition Effects: What is Behind the Fall in World-wide SO2 Emissions, 1990-2000?. (2007). Mathys, Nicole ; Grether, Jean-Marie ; de Melo, Jaime.
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32. Environmental federalism : a panacea or Pandoras box for developing countries?. (2006). Wollscheid, Jim ; Fredriksson, Per ; Mani, Muthukumara.
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49. Corruption, Growth, and the Environment: A Cross-Country Analysis. (2003). Welsch, Heinz.
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52. Economic growth and the environment : matching the stylized facts. (2003). Taylor, M. Scott ; Brock, William.
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