The health benefits of air pollution control in Delhi. (India)(Environment and Health in Developing Countries: Can...

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From the supplier: The benefits of pollution control in developing countries is frequently extrapolated from results garnered in industrialized nations. This may not be appropriate as there exist intrinsic differences in demography and pollutant types between industrialized and newly industrializing countries. The benefits of pollution control in Delhi, India, was investigated by correlating air quality indices with the incidence of death. Results indicate that the demography of air pollution health effects in Delhi is different from that in the US.

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Title: The health benefits of air pollution control in Delhi. (India)(Environment and Health in Developing Countries: Can Results from the U.S. Be Transferred Abroad?)
Author: Maureen L. Cropper
Publication: American Journal of Agricultural Economics (Refereed)
Date: December 1, 1997
Publisher: American Agricultural Economics Association
Volume: v79 Issue: n5 Page: p1625(5)

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