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GTAP Resource #1750

"Foreign Direct Investment and the Environment: Pollution Haven Hypothesis Revisted"
by Aliyu, Mohammed Aminu


Abstract
We examine the impact of environmental policy on location decision, the outflow of “dirty” Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). We also examine the impact of “dirty” FDI in host countries, on annual CO2 total emission; total emission of known particulate matters; rising temperature; and total energy use. Using disaggregated FDI data, panel data regression, we found that, “dirty” FDI outflow is positively correlated with environmental policy in eleven OECD countries. But FDI inflow is not significant in explaining the level of pollution and energy use in fourteen non-OECD countries.


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Category: 2005 Conference Paper
Status: Published
By/In: Presented at the 8th Annual Conference on Global Economic Analysis, Lübeck, Germany
Date: 2005
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Created: Aliyu, M. (5/1/2005)
Updated: Aliyu, M. (5/1/2005)
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