Trade and Environment
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ISBN:
9780198075424
Publication date:
09/05/2013
Paperback
192 pages
184x127mm
Price: 225.00
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ISBN:
9780198075424
Publication date:
09/05/2013
Paperback
192 pages
Rajat Acharyya
Rights: World Rights
Rajat Acharyya
Description
The steady decline of trade barriers accompanying the wave of globalization over the last two decades has boosted production as well as income generation. This spiralling growth–production– trade relationship is continuously putting pressure on environmental resources, making pollution abatement a bone of contention amongst the developed and the developing nations. This book introduces readers to various aspects of the highly contentious relationship between trade and environment. Using specific case studies, especially the Indian experience, it examines the impact of trade liberalization on the level of pollution, on the one hand, and the impact of environmental regulations on the pattern of trade and foreign investment, on the other. Topical and insightful, this book will be a useful guide for economists, environmentalists, policymakers, as well as general readers.
Rajat Acharyya
Features
- Provides a concise overview of the subject matter
- Analyses the evolution of trade and environment discourse
- Presents contemporary challenges faced by the developing world
- Discusses illegal dumping, unfair trade, and pollution havens
- Accessible to a general readership
Rajat Acharyya
Description
The steady decline of trade barriers accompanying the wave of globalization over the last two decades has boosted production as well as income generation. This spiralling growth–production– trade relationship is continuously putting pressure on environmental resources, making pollution abatement a bone of contention amongst the developed and the developing nations. This book introduces readers to various aspects of the highly contentious relationship between trade and environment. Using specific case studies, especially the Indian experience, it examines the impact of trade liberalization on the level of pollution, on the one hand, and the impact of environmental regulations on the pattern of trade and foreign investment, on the other. Topical and insightful, this book will be a useful guide for economists, environmentalists, policymakers, as well as general readers.
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