Environmental Regulation and Innovation in Firms
摘要
The Porter hypothesis has advanced the idea that stricter environmental regulation will generate benefits to firms through increased innovation, improved product design and will generally enhance the competitive standing of the firm or industry in adding value to its products. While environmental economists have been critical in receiving the Porter's proposal as being based on too optimistic expectations of the size of the benefits the business community has welcome them. By using selected case studies for Japan, some indications of the validity of the Porter hypothesis will be presented.
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Celia L. Umali. Environmental Regulation and Innovation in Firms[J]. Nagasaki University's Academic Output SITE (Nagasaki University), 1998.
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