Environmental Pollution in an Open Economy

Kazumi Asako

The Economic Record, 1979, vol. 55, issue 4, 359-367

Abstract: This paper attempts to analyze an interaction between international trade and domestic environmental pollution. A country engaging in international trade biases its domestic economic structure toward exportable sectors. The bias thus caused has a significant impact on the quality of the environment. It will be shown that a country can and should control international trade activities as a means of dealing with pollution problems. One of the paper's main purposes is to give a warning to a country which expands its international trade activities without taking serious consideration of its domestic environment.

Date: 1979
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