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Pollution Reduction by Rationalization Hypothesis and Water Pollution in China
T. Song
Explore how firm productivity influences water pollution in China! This intriguing research by Tao Song reveals an inverted U-shaped relationship where more productive firms tend to export less polluted water once they surpass a certain productivity level. Discover the dynamics of intra-industry agglomeration and regional disparities in pollution levels across China's eastern regions.
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