Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5051517 Ecological Economics 2009 13 Pages PDF
Abstract
These findings cannot yet be generalised with confidence. However, if they were confirmed by larger future studies, they would appear to strengthen and extend existing arguments in favour of policies to reduce urban air pollution, framed both in terms of conventional economic efficiency analyses, and in wider political and ethical (and potentially legal) terms.
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