Original paper
Firm level offshoring activities, pollution regulation, triple bottom line, and market structure: What do they have in common?
Abstract
Facing global competition, multinational corporations (MNCs) have considered offshoring as a viable alternative to domestic production. By offshoring production, MNCs have generally enjoyed lower labor costs and higher production efficiencies, in addition to other benefits. Unfortunately, target countries chosen for such activities tend to be pollution friendly countries. To make matter worse, strong environmental pollution regulations in host...
Paper Details
Title
Firm level offshoring activities, pollution regulation, triple bottom line, and market structure: What do they have in common?
Published Date
Sep 1, 2018
Volume
195
Pages
618 - 624
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