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Economic growth, trade and energy: implications for the environmental Kuznets curve
Ecological Economics · 1998 · Vol. 25(2) · pp. 195–208
Vivek Suri✉(Cornell University)Duane Chapman(Cornell University)
Energy, Environment, Economic GrowthEnvironmental Impact and SustainabilityEnergy, Environment, and Transportation PoliciesKuznets curveEconomicsNewly industrialized countryEnergy consumptionDeveloped countryDeveloping countryConsumption (sociology)Environmental pollutionNatural resource economicsInternational trade
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