Document Type
Dataset
Publication Date
2023
Abstract
This paper presents the hypothesis that tightening environmental regulation of a country would improve the effect of inward FDI on its environment. Estimations of a sample of 101 countries over the period 2006-2016 confirmed the hypothesis. The results also provide indirect evidence that countries with weak environmental regulations attract polluting FDI and might deter “clean” FDI.
Repository Citation
Pan, M. Environmental Regulations and the Environmental Effect of FDI
Data Description for AEL.pdf (93 kB)
Data Description
Full Sample.dta (333 kB)
Full Data Sample
OECD subsample.dta (128 kB)
OECD Subsample
Data Subsample 1.dta (118 kB)
Data Subsample 1
Data Subsample 2.dta (164 kB)
Data Subsample 2
Data Description
Full Sample.dta (333 kB)
Full Data Sample
OECD subsample.dta (128 kB)
OECD Subsample
Data Subsample 1.dta (118 kB)
Data Subsample 1
Data Subsample 2.dta (164 kB)
Data Subsample 2
Additional Files
Data Description for AEL.pdf (93 kB)Data Description
Full Sample.dta (333 kB)
Full Data Sample
OECD subsample.dta (128 kB)
OECD Subsample
Data Subsample 1.dta (118 kB)
Data Subsample 1
Data Subsample 2.dta (164 kB)
Data Subsample 2
Comments
This record contains the data description PDF and the dataset .dta files. For the paper, please refer to the article in the Empirical Economics Letters, 23(3).