The combined size and income effects of the Uruguay Round tend to:
A)decrease nitrogen dioxide emissions in European Union and Japan.
B)increase carbon monoxide emissions in developed countries.
C)increase pollution levels in developing countries.
D)decrease sulfur dioxide and carbon monoxide emissions in developing countries.

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The Uruguay Round, by liberalizing trade, tends to increase economic activity in developing countries, which can lead to increased pollution levels due to higher industrial output and energy consumption without stringent environmental regulations.

The Combined Size and Income Effects of the Uruguay Round