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Manufacturing and corporate environmental responsibility : cost implications of voluntary waste minimisation

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Manufacturing and corporate environmental responsibility: cost implications of voluntary waste minimisation

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The cost implications of waste reduction: factor demand, competitiveness and policy implications

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Manufacturing and corporate environmental responsibility: cost implications of voluntary waste minimisation

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The cost implications of waste reduction: factor demand, competitiveness and policy implications

Chapple, Wendy; Harris, Richard; Paul, Catherine - In: Journal of Productivity Analysis 26 (2006) 3, pp. 245-258

Manufacturing produces both good and “bad” outputs, such as waste, which have negative environmental effects. Economic (e.g., tax) and non-economic (e.g., reputation) incentives encourage firms to reduce waste. However, such practices are costly because decreases in output produced or...

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