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Trade Frictions, Pollution, and Exports by boppana.shaurya.shiva is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This study investigates the relationship between domestic trade costs, pollution emissions, and export quality using a decade of data from China. The findings indicate that increased trade frictions negatively impact export quality both directly and indirectly through pollution, with varying effects based on enterprise ownership. The research emphasizes the importance of reducing trade costs to enhance economic efficiency, minimize pollution, and improve export quality, offering insights for policymakers ai
- Author
- boppana.shaurya.shiva
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- EN