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Nicholas Apergis2018

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U.S. state-level carbon dioxide emissions: Does it affect health care expenditure?

Nicholas Apergis · Rangan Gupta · Chi Keung Marco Lau · Zinnia Mukherjee

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Year2018

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Published2018-06-01

VenueRenewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

ISSN-L1364-0321

Languageen

Citations116

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ShelfEnergy, Environment, Economic Growth

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