United States' environmental measures: economic implications with regard to colombian income, trade and employment

Vanegas Wm.

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Abstract: Working paper presenting an economic analysis of the role of USA environmental protection measures in causing increased USA foreign investment in high-pollution industries in Colombia, and the impact on employment creation, income and trade - examines the impact on industrial water pollution and air pollution, exports and imports between the two countries, income transfer from Colombia to the USA, etc., And notes differences in enforcement of protective legislation. Bibliography pp. 97 and 98 and statistical tables.

Keywords: role of USA.; environmental protection.; foreign investment.; employment creation; income; trade; water pollution; air pollution; export; import; statistical table; rôle des Etats-Unis; protection de l'environnement; investissement étranger; création d'emploi; revenu; commerce international; papel de los EUA; protección ambiental; inversiones extranjeras; creación de empleos; ingreso; comercio internacional; pollution de l'eau; pollution atmosphérique; exportation; importation; tableau statistique; contaminación del agua; contaminación atmosférica; exportación; importación; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 98 P. pages
Date: 1980
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Published in World Employment Programme research working paper. WEP 2-36, International Division of Labour Programme

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