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Why don't lenders finance high-returns technological change in developing-country agriculture?

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Voluntary environmental agreements when regulatory capacity is weak

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Tailored regulation : will voluntary site-specific environmental performance standards improve welfare?

Blackman, Allen; Boyd, James W. - In: Southern economic journal 69 (2002) 2, pp. 309-326

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Tailored regulation : will voluntary site-specific environmental performance standards improve welfare?

Blackman, Allen; Boyd, James W. - 2000

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Community pressure and clean technology in the informal sector : an econometric analysis of the adoption of propane by traditional Mexican brickmakers

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Asymmetric information, credit, and technology choice in developing agriculture

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Voluntary cleanup programs for brownfield sites : a theoretical analysis

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Tailored Regulation : Will Voluntary Site-Specific Environmental Performance Standards Improve Welfare?

Blackman, Allen; Boyd, James - 2003

Increasingly popular tailored regulation (TR) initiatives like EPA's Project XL allow plants to voluntarily substitute site-specific environmental performance standards for command-and-control regulations that dictate pollution abatement strategies. TR can significantly reduce participants'...

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