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Most estimates of the relationship between pollution and mortality come from developed country data. However, these may not be externally valid to the developing world. Using data from Mexico, we find that an increase of 1 parts per billion in carbon monoxide (CO) results in 0.0032 infant deaths...
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Most estimates of the relationship between pollution and mortality come from developed country data. However, these may not be externally valid to the developing world. Using data from Mexico, we find that an increase of 1 parts per billion in carbon monoxide (CO) results in 0.0032 infant deaths...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010823269
In the last two decades, economists have recognized that immigrants make extensive use of their immigrant networks when deciding to migrate and during their stay in the host country. A way in which immigrants utilize their networks is to find information on potential employers during their job...
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