JER, 第 11 卷Hanyang Economic Research Institute in collaboration with Hanyang University College of Business and Economics, 2006 |
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... accidents occurring increases . The results in Table 3 can readily give us a quantitative measure of competition's effect on the frequency of environmental accidents . Re- calling , as discussed above , that the coefficients associated ...
... accidents occurring increases . The results in Table 3 can readily give us a quantitative measure of competition's effect on the frequency of environmental accidents . Re- calling , as discussed above , that the coefficients associated ...
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... environmental accidents ( relative to total TRI releases ) is not as consistently significant as it is in explaining the probability and frequency of such accidents , we continue to find that the size of the market as measured by SHIP ...
... environmental accidents ( relative to total TRI releases ) is not as consistently significant as it is in explaining the probability and frequency of such accidents , we continue to find that the size of the market as measured by SHIP ...
第 44 頁
1 , expected environmental accident costs borne by firms appears to be sufficiently large to prompt additional accident avoidance effort as mar- ket share is threatened by increased ... Environmental Accidents and Industry Structure.
1 , expected environmental accident costs borne by firms appears to be sufficiently large to prompt additional accident avoidance effort as mar- ket share is threatened by increased ... Environmental Accidents and Industry Structure.
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