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How environmental regulations affect productivity of U.S. and Mexican primary iron & steel and aluminum industries

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Hackenbruck, Satenik

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Many economists believe that the slowdown of the productivity growth rates in the U.S. economy in early 1970's was a consequence of the increased level of environmental regulations. The main reason presented in support of this argument is that increased environmental regulations impose an additional burden to the firms, thus...

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Masters Thesis

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in Mexico. During the debates of North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), 1994, this difference
Regulation and control of air emissions

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Milota, Michael R., Western Dry Kiln Association, and Western Dry Kiln Association. Meeting (51st : 2000 : Reno, Nev.)

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Conference Proceeding

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State University Corvallis, OR Processing trees into products may have minimal impact compared to
China's soybean futures contract : China's integration with the U.S. soybean futures market

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Si, Wenguang

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In 1996, China started to increase its annual soybean imports at a tremendously high speed. It has become one of the most important soybean import markets for the world's largest soybean producers: the United States, Brazil and Argentina. In the meantime, the Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE), a Chinese soybean futures...

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Masters Thesis

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. The ZCE was designed to mainly trade wheat futures. Given this background, it is not surprising that