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Development and the Environment in Asia

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Coxhead, Ian

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Blackwell Publishing Ltd

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Economic growth and environmental damage are associated, but the relationship is neither linear nor even monotonic. This is clearly seen in the diverse experiences of tropical Asian economies over recent decades. The nature of the growth-environment link

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Asian-Pacific Economic Literature

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