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Environment international competitiveness and development : lessons from empirical studies : the policy debate on environment and development

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TextPublication details: UNCTAD GenevaCH 1995Description: 33 pAction note:

3/7/00 M2LMGR

Summary: Discusses the implications of competitiveness effects on environmental policy-making in developed countries. Addresses the significance of environmental policies on the export competitiveness of developing countries. Analyses the trade and competitiveness effects of Multilateral Environmental Agreements on developing countries. Summarizes the main findings and explores the positive measures which can be used to take account of development concerns in the interface of trade and environment.

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Discusses the implications of competitiveness effects on environmental policy-making in developed countries. Addresses the significance of environmental policies on the export competitiveness of developing countries. Analyses the trade and competitiveness effects of Multilateral Environmental Agreements on developing countries. Summarizes the main findings and explores the positive measures which can be used to take account of development concerns in the interface of trade and environment.

3/7/00 M2LMGR

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