China's Growing Role in World Trade: Trade Growth, Production Fragmentation, and China's Environment

By Judith M. Dean, Mary E. Lovely. 2011

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• The Surprisingly Swift Decline of U.S. Manufacturing Employment (2013, unknown): “-China trade.(7) Second, it led to a substantial reduction in expected U.”
• The Determinants of Pollution Levels: Firm-Level Evidence from Chinese Manufacturing (2014, background): “overall effect of FDI is beneficial to China’s environment; Wang and Jin (2002) find similar results and argue that foreign firms pollute less due to energy efficiency and the superior technology they use; Dean et al. (2009) revisit the pollution-haven hypothesis, and document that equity joint vent”
• Environmental policy and exports: Evidence from Chinese cities (2014, result): “The ranking of sectors is identical to that in Dean and Lovely (2010) who use similar data sources for 1995 and 2004.”