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Closing the pollution gate: green accountability for government officials and the entry of pollution-intensive enterprises in China
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International Journal of Emerging Markets 1–33.
Published: 26 May 2026
... ; Levinson, 2003 ; Shapiro and Walker, 2018), frequently overlooking their roles as politicians (Besley, 2006 ; Shleifer and Vishny, 1994). A critical missing perspective is whether this traditional catering logic holds when environmental accountability introduces non-linear political risks, such as “veto...
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