United States' environmental measures: economic implications with regard to colombian income, trade and employment
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role of USA.; environmental protection.; foreign investment.; employment creation; income; trade; water pollution; air pollution; export; import; statistical table; rôle des Etats-Unis; protection de l'environnement; investissement étranger; création d'emploi; revenu; commerce international; papel de los EUA; protección ambiental; inversiones extranjeras; creación de empleos; ingreso; comercio internacional; pollution de l'eau; pollution atmosphérique; exportation; importation; tableau statistique; contaminación del agua; contaminación atmosférica; exportación; importación; cuadros estadísticos;All these keywords.
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