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More Than the Market
Author(s)Ackerman, Frank
AbstractThis selection addresses the way that recycling is represented in the market economy using the concepts of competitive and efficient markets. The author elucidates ways in which ecological arguments for recycling are compatible with market theory. When the market fails to support recycling, the author suggests incorporating ethical and political as well as economic analysis.
IssueNo3
Pages45-60
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceWhy Do We Recycle
VolumeNo
PubDate1997
ISBN_ISSN1559635053
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