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Lignocellulosic portion of municipal solid waste (MSW) is considered a potential feedstock for fuel ethanol production. I review the trends in MSW generation, composition and disposal practices, and evaluate the aggregate and regional potential of MSW as a feedstock. I present an overview of the...
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Alleviating excess demand for water is a reoccurring issue in California. An analytical framework is developed to examine the different ways to eliminate excess demand for water in California.Four ways are examined in the marshallian cross framework. First, shifting the supply schedule to the...
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This paper summarized the theory of welfare economics and natural resource allocation, and illustrated how application …
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increase in welfare of about $39,124 per year. However, the Net Present Value (NPV) of the recreational fishing benefits was …
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We study the factors influencing the sugar imports in China. A multivariate linear regression model for quantitative analysis in established and the model is researched with multicollinearity treatment, autocorrelation and heteroscedasticity test. Research result shows that the per capita income...
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question and to estimate the model.My second chapter revisits the welfare cost of anticipated inflation in an incomplete … percent increase in inflation causes the welfare level go down by 2 percent if people are allowed to substitute time for money …
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of marginal costs as well as the mean of marginal costs. Chapter four analyzes welfare implications of present antitrust … removal of the least efficient firm of the market. The welfare gains can be traced back on these two effects. Therefore …, neither a minimum of market concentration nor a maximum of product diversity is necessarily welfare enhancing even in absence …
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various issues on preferential trade agreements. The first essay examines welfare implications of forming preferential trade … an FTA with effective ROO can be welfare-improving to both members. Second, the formation of a PTA is more likely to … analyze differences in welfare implications between an FTA with ROO and a customs union (CU). It is shown that the maximum …
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studies attempting to measure the welfare gains. There are obvious gains from adopting the technology from a production … consumers being reluctant to embrace such a change, especially in Europe, it is not obvious that overall welfare gains are …
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