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100			_aJia, Ruixue _917507
245			_aIs China's pollution the culprit for the choking of South Korea: evidence from the Asian dust
260			_aThe Economic Journal
300			_a129(624), Nov 2019. p. 3154–3188
520			_aThis paper studies the impact of air pollution spillover from China to South Korea. To isolate the effects of cross-border pollution spillover from that of locally generated pollution, we exploit within-South Korea and over-time variation in the incidence of Asian dust—a meteorological phenomenon exogenous to district–time cells in South Korea—together with temporal variations in China's air quality. We find that conditional on being exposed to Asian dust, increased pollution in China leads to increased mortality from respiratory and cardiovascular diseases in South Korean districts, with the most vulnerable being the elderly and children under five.
650			_aEnvironment _917508
650			_aAsian Dust _917509
650			_aPollution - South Korea _917510
700			_aKu, Hyejin _917511
773			_aThe Economic Journal
906			_aPOLLUTION
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