Titlebook: Eco-Labelling and International Trade; Simonetta Zarrilli,Veena Jha,René Vossenaar Book 1997 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan P

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Konrad Fleischer,Hans Heinz Naumannr environmental effects, in principle based on a life-cycle approach. This paper points out that while eco-labelling is essentially aimed at environmental purposes, it may at times result in discrimination against foreign producers and act as a non-tariff barrier to trade. Developing countries are b

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,Die Krise der deutschen Universit?ten,n the environment and on international trade. It first establishes the conditions under which the introduction of labelling would have a beneficial impact on the environment and suggests an appropriate empirical test. Then it assesses the consequences of labelling schemes for international trade. Fo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-58330-8n the export of textiles and garments from Turkey to European markets. The research for the paper was carried out in the form of interviews with representatives of various institutions and companies.. Section I summarizes the basic positions of the bodies interviewed, while section II provides a sum

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-09230-8ng more potential opportunities than barriers to Thai producers. Technical and financial barriers are not generally perceived to be insurmountable in the event that the market gains to be made through this approach are seen as adequate rewards for the capital investments made. Those sectors of the c

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92733-6o-labelling criteria at present. Current environmental initiatives in Poland may be seen as part of an attempt to bring Polish standards to conformity with those in the EU. This chapter briefly discusses the state of environmental legislation in Poland and the eco-labelling initiatives under way, an

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E. Blanck,H. Niklas,Br. Tacke,F. Gieseckeations of these schemes for developing-country exporters of horticultural products. Section I places the Dutch horticultural sector in perspective, and touches upon the economic and the environmental problems that have confronted the sector in recent years. Section II discusses four eco-labelling sc

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