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Industrial development and the environment in Mexico.

By:

Kate, Adriaan Ten

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TextSeries: Working paper seriesPublication details: Washington : World Bank, 1993.Subject(s):

Industrial development
Mexico -- Economic policy -- Environment -- Pollution. -- Mexico -- Economic policy -- Environment -- Pollution. -- Mexico -- Economic policy -- Environment -- Pollution. -- Mexico -- Economic policy -- Environment -- Pollution

Summary: Argues that post-war industrialization has moved Mexico's manufacturing industry towards more polluting activities, partly through heavy public envestment in heavily polluting subsectors and partly through below-market pricing policies for petroleum fuels.

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Argues that post-war industrialization has moved Mexico's manufacturing industry towards more polluting activities, partly through heavy public envestment in heavily polluting subsectors and partly through below-market pricing policies for petroleum fuels.

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