Titlebook: Environmental Economic Geography in China; Canfei He,Xiyan Mao Book 2020 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2020 Industrial Location.Indus

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?rztliche Aufkl?rungspflicht und Haftungloping and practising Environmental Economic Geography (EEG). This chapter also demonstrates that the development of China during the past decades provides an excellent opportunity to practice EEG. In the end, this chapter provides an overview of this book in practising EEG.

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Do Polluting Firms Favour the Borders of Jurisdictions?ur” phenomenon. Empirical evidence from China reveals that polluting firms avoid border and agglomeration effects dominating their location choice. Nevertheless, a lenient environmental regulation on borders will give rise to the production of dirty outputs. Moreover, local governments lack strong i

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Is There a Trade-Related Pollution Trap for China?f the “pollution trap” phenomenon. Empirical evidence from China supports the existence of the “pollution trap”. Environmental regulation keeps China from becoming a pollution haven of developed economies rather than relocating polluting production to other developing economies. Furthermore, the cur

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How Does Spatial Division of Labour Relate to Industrial Pollution?sly and does not change. From the evolutionary perspective, this is impossible. Both internal and external forces are restricting the path extension. Internal forces stem from the sources of scale diseconomies, such as congestion effects. External forces indicate the effects of exogenous factors, in

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Do Foreign Trade Contribute to Industrial Pollution?g domestic transfer, and the weak local absorption also work together to amplify the trade-environment effect there. In contrast, the leading regions can offset global transfer through domestic transfer and local absorption.

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Book 2020vanced undergraduate students in related fields both theoretical and practical considerations of environmental economic geography. It also offers insights into the policy-making relevant to China’s greening efforts..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-71711-6no strong evidence supporting the decoupling between economic growth and the environment. Confronting the inland-coastal division of industrial development, without efficient environmental regulation, the inland regions would be exposed to a risk of becoming the “pollution haven”.

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