Trading up: Consumer and Environmental Regulation in a Global Economy

Shannon K. Mitchell · David J. Vogel

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World Trade Organization Law Global trade and economics Global trade, sustainability, and social impact

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National regulation in the global economy protectionism versus consumer protection in Europe environmental regulation and the single European market greening the GATT food safety and international trade baptists and bootleggers in the United States reducing trade barriers in North America the California effect.

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