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Lessons from a broken partnership : the case of ARET

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Exercising property rights to pollute : do cancer risks and politics affect plant emission reductions?

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Exercising Property Rights to Pollute : Do Cancer Risks and Politics Affect Plant Emission Reductions

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This paper examines whether firms' decisions about reductions in toxic emissions depend on the magnitude of dangers arising from their pollution and on who bears pollution risks. Controlling for the quantity of air toxics released in 1988, this article finds that plants whose emissions generated...

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