Pollution

Hideo Nakanishi and Tsutomu Yamaguchi

Japanese Economy, 1974, vol. 2, issue 4, 62-91

Abstract: Pollution is multilaterally a political, economic and social problem which is pressing our contemporary society for a solution. This is because "pollution," which is a "phenomenon, accompanied by human activities, that impedes the environments for human living and production," is a fundamental problem which may indeed threaten the existence of mankind.

Date: 1974
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