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El comercio internacional y el medio ambiente

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El presente artículo explora las conexiones entre economía internacional y economía delos recursos naturales en la literatura reciente. Se considera, en primer lugar, las implicancias de la adopción de regulaciones ambientales en los flujos de comercio internacional y en la formulación de la política comercial. Asimismo, se trata el impacto ambiental de reformas en el comercio internacional y los aspectos particulares del comercio en productos agrícolas. Por último, se exploran posibles conexiones metodológicas entre ambas ramas de la economía.

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  • Álvaro Quijandría, 1993. "El comercio internacional y el medio ambiente," Apuntes. Revista de ciencias sociales, Fondo Editorial, Universidad del Pacífico, vol. 20(33), pages 49-59.
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