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Trade , Environment & Resources

The 2009 APJAE Symposium on. Trade , Environment & Resources. Poster for the 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources. Program for t he 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources.

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Trade , Environment & Resources

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  1. The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment & Resources

  2. Poster for the 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources

  3. Program for the 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources

  4. Eden Yu of City University of Hong Kong, Editor of APJAE, welcomes speakers and participants in his opening remarks. The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources

  5. Keynote Speaker Ngo Van Long of McGill University, Canada, presents his paper, titled “Optimal Tariffs on Exhaustible Resources in the Presence of Cartel Behavior”. The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources

  6. Editors of APJAE, Hong Hwang (left) of National Taiwan University and Eden Yu (right) of City University of Hong Kong, pose with Keynote Speaker Ngo Van Long of McGill University, Canada. The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources

  7. Kenji Kondoh of Chukyo University, Japan, presents his paper, titled “Pollution Abatement Equipment and International Migration”. The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources

  8. Pasquale M. Sgro of Deakin University, Australia, presents his paper, titled “Environmental Control, Wage Inequality and National Welfare for a Tourism Economy”. The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources

  9. Francesca Sanna-Randaccio of University of Rome, Italy, presents her paper, titled “Foreign Direct Investment and Environmental Policy: Have Location Factors Been Neglected?”. The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources

  10. Xue Qiao of Tsinghua University, China, presents her paper, titled “Dynamic Inefficiency, Environmental Tax and Climate Change – An Overlapping Generation Model Analysis”. The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources

  11. Daniela Marconi of Bank of Italy presents her paper, titled “Trade, Technical Progress and the Environment: the Role of a Unilateral Green Tax on Consumption”. The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources

  12. Kenji Fujiwara of KwanseiGakuin University, Japan, presents his paper, titled “A Dynamic Reciprocal Dumping Model of International Trade”. The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources

  13. Chin-Huang Huang of National Taiwan Sport University presents his paper, titled “Estimating Congestion Cost and Segmenting Motivation for the Satisfaction of Taiwan Coffee Festival”. The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources

  14. Victoria I. Umanskaya of University of California-Riverside, USA, presents her paper, titled “Trade, Transboundary Stock Pollution, and Strategic Abatement”. The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources

  15. Dinnerat a restaurant in TsimSha Tsui, Kowloon (From left) Eden Yu, Francesca Sanna-Randaccio, and Pasquale Sgro Baomin Dong, Kwan Choi of University of Iowa, and Ngo Van Long Kenneth Chan of City University of Hong Kong, and Jean-Pierre Laffargue of University of Paris 1 (Panthéon-Sorbonne) Daniel May, Kenji Kondo, and Kenji Fujiwara The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources

  16. Dinnerat a restaurant in TsimSha Tsui, Kowloon Chin-Huang Huang and Yen-Hsiang Huang (From left) Wang Yong of City University of Hong Kong , Qiao Xue, and Hong Hwang Victoria Umanskaya, Daniela Marconi, Charlotte Chen, Norihiko Yamano, and Norimichi Matsueda The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources

  17. Norimichi Matsueda of KwanseiGakuin University, Japan, presents his paper, titled “Effects of Transboundary Stock Pollution on the Mode of International Competition”. The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources

  18. Baomin Dong of University of International Business and Economics, China, presents his paper, titled “International Environmental Agreement Formation and Trade”. The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources

  19. Daniel E. May of University of Wolverhampton, UK, presents his paper, titled “The Effects of Environmental Considerations on the International Trade System: an International Social Network Analysis”. The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources

  20. Thi Anh-Dao Tran of University of Rouen and University of Paris 13, France, presents her paper, titled “International Environmental Issues in the Age of Globalization: North versus South?”. The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources

  21. Norihiko Yamano of OECD presents his paper, titled “Towards Harmonised Bilateral Trade Data for Inter-country Input-Output Analyses: Statistical Issues”. The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources

  22. Souvenir presentation The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources

  23. Souvenir presentation The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources

  24. Group photo The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources

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  26. The 2009 APJAE Symposium on Trade, Environment and Resources

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