Ranking National Environmental Regulation and Performance: A Leading Indicator of Future Competitiveness?
By D. Esty, Michael E. Porter. 2002
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- Environmental Regulation and French Firms Location Abroad: An Economic Geography Model in an International Comparative Study (2012, unknown): “Researchers make use of a large set of indicators to address the environmental cost: GNI/cap (Antweiler et al., 2001), multilateral environmental agreements (MEAs)' ratification (Smarzynska andWei, 2004), INGOs density and stringency of air pollution standards (Esty and Porter, 2001), etc.”
- Corruption, Democracy, and Environmental Policy (2006, background): “Fredriksson and Millimet (2001) elaborated on this result but claimed that there is a nonmonotonic correlation between corruption levels and environmental protection.”
- Corporate Incentives to Disclose Carbon Information: Evidence from the CDP Global 500 Report (2012, unknown): “Third, we use an alternative measure for stringency of environmental regulatory system in a country that combines regulatory stringency, structure, subsidies, and enforcement sub-indexes developed by Esty and Porter (2005). The results (not tabulated) do not alter our main inferences, although the p”