Sentences with phrase «external costs»

A voluntary exchange may reduce societal welfare if external costs exist.

Furthermore, 76 percent of consumers say they would move away from companies with a high record of data breaches and business disruption accounts for 39 % of total external costs.

Having the opportunity to be philosophical, I would say that I support regulations that bring external costs internal — not 100 % sure that is the right way to say it.

Given the astounding external costs of burning fossil fuels, this isn't just the right thing to do.

Yet it completely fails to consider any of the known external costs of the «cheapest» energy source, coal, and largely fails to consider the cost trends discussed above.

Leaving out the full external costs stacks the odds against clean technology.

Taking a bit more time and progressing with due caution would have been paying huge dividends — even ignoring the enormous external costs of this accident.

Canadian in - house counsel say their organizations value them most for providing risk management, followed by regulatory compliance advice and controlling external costs, according to a recent survey.

In 2007, researchers at the Paul Scherrer Institute in Switzerland published the following estimates for external costs of various coal - based electrical generating technologies.

It's a closed - loop cycle, meaning we don't have to worry about external costs.»

Morris also suggests an additional target: Phase out implicit fossil fuel subsidies by imposing energy taxes that reflect external costs, which has benefits 8 times their costs.

Thus, external costs in effect subsidize fossil - fuel power generation, either directly or via indirect effects on the society as a whole.

While democratic Senator Bernadine Craft agrees with Senators Anderson and Cooper, and shared experience of a counselor and teacher asking for letters of recommendation so they could find a better job outside the state, Senator Hank Coe had said it is not the right time to «discuss external cost adjustments.»

Vital in this dirty business are the lobbyists who are willing to ignore the massive external costs of coal and make a career peddling the coal industry's continued grip on U.S. electricity production.

Most external costs are incurred with law firms can more and more, these costs are also incurred with other types of Vendors or experts, notably in the Litigation management or E-discovery space.

Here's the view on energy taxes — as commissioned by the US government — from the US National Academies Committee on Health, Environmental, and Other External Costs and Benefits of Energy Production and Consumption.

According to data provided over email by research firm Technomic, the average fast food cheeseburger costs $ 4.02, but that price tag doesn't take into account a number of invisible external costs, also known as «externalities.»

These must be properly factored into management and decision - making frameworks at the national and sub-national levels to ensure that economic activities do not impose external costs on the global commons.

And when payback and cost - benefit calculations start from an «end of business as usual» perspective — factoring in not only external costs of oil, but also likely carbon credits or other results of a cap - and - trade system or a carbon tax — everything changes.

But these direct cost related factors don't even begin to count in the terrible external costs of fossil fuels ranging from ramping damages due to climate change and direct health impacts by adding toxic particles to the air and water.

On the other side of the equation, it has long been recognized that the price of fossil fuels does not reflect their many external costs, including air pollution, political and security risks, and damage from climate change.

Pricing carbon emissions to account for the otherwise external costs of the damage they cause via climate change is «Economics 101.»

Firstly, it is difficult to imagine how the cost of a coal or natural gas plant with CCS can ever be short - sighted cheaper (external costs externalized) than a similar plant without CCS.

Although external costs amount to 140 % of coal prices in 2007, the report calculates that if its policy recommendations are adopted, it would result in a «only» a 23 % increase in current coal prices.

Taken together, the report concludes that based on an average coal prices of RMB 498 per ton in 2007, the total direct external costs are RMB 698 per ton, or 140 % of the average market price of coal in 2007.

Sure, tax cuts, grants and loans are fairly easy to account for, but what about military deployments to secure foreign oil supplies, or infrastructure costs like roads and transmission lines, or the seemingly endless stream of external costs linked to carbon emissions, toxic air and water pollutants, higher health care costs and missed work days?

For backup of wind via natgas you'll have to check the corresponding external costs.

Re Externe: are you satisfied that their method correctly attributes external costs to the sort of nuclear plants we are likely to build through 2060?

It's also why even conservative economists like Nicholas Muller, Robert Mendelsohn, and William Norhaus agree that we should put a price on carbon emissions, even when their estimates of the current external costs of those emissions are exceptionally conservative.

This saves external costs and offers total flexibility.

Manage avionic component shop integration by analyzing removal frequency and external cost repair.

In fact, the report projects an increase of RMB 942.3 billion in net social wealth if external costs of coal are internalized.

The paper also compares GED to the value added (VA) by a given industry «to determine whether correcting for external costs has a substantial effect on the net economic impact of different industries.»

This amendment was created by Senator Cooper and adopted by the state senate by a vote of 19 - 11, and provided $ 5.9 million for what is called «external cost adjustment,» which «increases salaries by taking into account inflation and other cost pressures, for K - 12 professional staff members,» according to Wyoming news source, the Casper Star Tribune.

In light of this, the challenge for the report's authors is to help policy makers understand, with more words rather than numbers and in as clear and logical a way possible, how the internalization of massive external costs (RMB 1.7 trillion) of coal requires just a small net sacrifice to GDP (0.07 %).

Combining greenhouse and health damage costs for Australia gives representative total external costs of $ A52 / MWh for brown coal, $ A42 / MWh for black coal and $ A19 / MWh for natural gas.