Clean Technological Change in Developing Country Industrial Clusters: Mexican Leather Tanneries.

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Date

April 21, 2010

Authors

Allen Blackman

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Journal Article

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Topics

Latin America

Authors

Allen Blackman

Nonresident Fellow

Allen Blackman is a nonresident fellow at RFF. His work on industrial pollution control analyzes public disclosure programs, economic incentive instruments, and voluntary regulation.

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