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Managing solid wastes:

economics, technology, and institutions
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Praeger, 1975 - Technology & Engineering - 368 pages

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activity analysis areas basic behavior benefit-cost ratio beverage containers capital choice collection and disposal constraint consumer consumption crews criteria curbside collection decentralized decision decision-making demand curve depletion allowance deposit determine economic efficiency effect environment environmental equation estimated evaluate excise tax external costs externalities factors firm function household impact important incentive incineration income income effect increased industry input instrument investment labor landfill marginal marginal cost materials flows measure mechanism ment nomic nonrenewable resources nonreturnable objectives operation opportunity costs optimal output packaging paper percent population density possible price system production purchases pyrolysis quantity ratio recycling reduce relative relevant requires resource recovery result reuse scrap secondary materials sector social solid wastes solid-waste problem Source sumer supply SWM problem SWM services SWM system tax subsidies tion user charges utilized variables waste flows waste load waste stream welfare zero prices

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TitleManaging solid wastes: economics, technology, and institutions
Praeger special studies in U.S. economic, social, and political issues
AuthorHaynes C. Goddard
Editionillustrated
PublisherPraeger, 1975
Length368 pages
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Refuse and refuse disposal
Technology & Engineering / Environmental / Waste Management
  
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