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Environmental Pollution and Endogenous Growth of these products by choosing their output-emission ratios. Cleaner products are assumed to be more costly to develop than dirty products. Using an extension of the expanding variety product of Helpman and Grossman, we investigate and compare the effects of emission taxes and technological standard

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