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The Impact of Environmental Regulations on Exports: Case Study Results from Cyprus, Jordan, Morocco, Syria, Tunisia, and Turkey

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  • Larson, Bruce A.
  • Nicolaides, Eri
  • Al Zu'bi, Bashir
  • Sukkar, Nabil
  • Laraki, Karim
  • Matoussi, Mohamed Salah
  • Zaim, Katalin
  • Chouchani, Carol

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  • Larson, Bruce A. & Nicolaides, Eri & Al Zu'bi, Bashir & Sukkar, Nabil & Laraki, Karim & Matoussi, Mohamed Salah & Zaim, Katalin & Chouchani, Carol, 2002. "The Impact of Environmental Regulations on Exports: Case Study Results from Cyprus, Jordan, Morocco, Syria, Tunisia, and Turkey," World Development, Elsevier, vol. 30(6), pages 1057-1072, June.
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