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Table 1 The impact of a unilateral pollution tax on the local firm’s location strategy under different degrees of asymmetry Full symmetry Market size asymmetry Plant costs asymmetry Market size & plant costs asymmetry s ( t I t II ) s ( t I t II ) Total R Total R No R Total R No R Total R Note: R = relocation; a = Not feasible if s 3( t I t II ) . No R a Partial R Total R No R Partial R Total R No R Partial R No R Partial R 35
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