Revisiting the Porter hypothesis: An empirical analysis of Green innovation for the Netherlands
作者： George van Leeuwen , Pierre Mohnen
DOI: 10.1080/10438599.2016.1202521
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摘要: … is on the innovation decisions of firms (ie the innovation output stage of our ‘Green CDM’ model). Table 4 presents the results for the model that uses two types of innovations: pollution-…
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