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Foreign investment, globalisation, and environment

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Private capital flows and the environment : lessons from Latin America

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The Environmental Implications of Privatization : Lessons for Developing Countries

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Governments worldwide have increasingly recognized the economic potential and fiscal advantages of privatization. What is less well recognized is that, under the right conditions, privatization can also yield environmental benefits and contribute to sustainable development. This report reviews a...

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The environmental effects of international portfolio flows

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The Environmental Implications of Privatization : Lessons for Developing Countries

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Reviews - Private Capital Flows and the Environment

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