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Economic Development and Environmental Degradation: Testing the Existence of an Environmental Kuznets Curve At Regional Level

George Halkos

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This paper uses a dynamic panel data for 23 OECD and 50 non-OECD countries for the time period 1960-1990 in order to estimate the relationship between economic development (in the form of GDP) and environmental pollution (in the form of sulphur emissions)

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This paper uses a dynamic panel data for 23 OECD and 50 non-OECD countries for the time period 1960-1990 in order to estimate the relationship between economic development (in the form of GDP) and environmental pollution (in the form of sulphur emissions)

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This paper uses a dynamic panel data for 23 OECD and 50 non-OECD countries for the time period 1960-1990 in order to estimate the relationship between economic development (in the form of GDP) and environmental pollution (in the form of sulphur emissions)

Key concepts: Kuznets curve, Environmental degradation, Economics, Panel data, Environmental pollution, Order (exchange), Pollution, Econometrics

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