Titlebook: Economic Growth and the Environment; An Empirical Analysi Sander M. Bruyn Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2000 Economic

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Conclusionship between various types of environmental pressures and income per capita. This would imply that economic growth can enhance environmental quality in developed economies as higher per capita incomes are associated with lower emissions. The empirical work in this study has shown that environmental p

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Heinz Gerngro?,Horst Peter Beckershort run, economic growth may result in an increase in emissions, but there may also be long-run benefits from economic growth since rising incomes may afford room to finance environmental policies. The question, then, is which effect predominates, on balance.

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0924-1019 political support and finance forenvironmental policy measures. This view has received increasingsupport since the early 1990s from empirical evidence that haschallenged the traditional environmentalist‘s belief that economicgrowth degrades the environment. This book reviews the theoretical andempir

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