ABSTRACT. Many municipalities across the United States have turned to unit based pricing—also known as pay as you throw (PAYT)—as a vehicle for reduc-ing municipal solid waste generation, increasing re-cycling, and promoting equity in paying for the service. In this paper, we reevaluate the standard an-alytical methods used to examine the impact of PAYT in the literature and illustrate that econometric short-comings may have led to underestimation of policy effects. A two-tier analytical approach to examining PAYT program effects is proposed and is demon-strated in a case study of New Hampshire municipal-ities. (JEL O18, Q58) I
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, it was widely reported that the United States faced a solid waste...
Keywords: Environmental policy; General equilibrium modeling; Negishi format; Waste management polic...
Weight-based pricing systems for municipal solid waste collection and processing are incr...
Many municipalities across the United States have turned to unit based pricing-also known as pay as ...
Abstract The dynamics of managing the State of New Hampshire\u27s solid waste stream was tested usin...
New policy is being developed that incorporates not only innovative means of disposal, including the...
The delivery of municipal services for the collection, transfer, and disposal of household solid was...
This is a study of the impact that Pay As You Throw (PAYT) may or may not have on municipal waste to...
The “pay-as-you-throw” (PAYT) scheme is an economic instrument for waste management that applies the...
This document provides details on Pay-As-You-Throw, a solid waste management program that charges re...
Municipal solid waste is associated with different systemic challenges, such as climate change, reso...
This study examines stakeholder perceptions of pay as you throw schemes (PAYT) in Ontario, Canada. U...
Municipal solid waste management in the U.S. began a transformation in the 1980s as a result of a U....
The following state, county, and local off icials and private consultants contributed their expertis...
Municipal solid waste charging schemes can be powerful drivers for local policy efforts in reaching ...
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, it was widely reported that the United States faced a solid waste...
Keywords: Environmental policy; General equilibrium modeling; Negishi format; Waste management polic...
Weight-based pricing systems for municipal solid waste collection and processing are incr...
Many municipalities across the United States have turned to unit based pricing-also known as pay as ...
Abstract The dynamics of managing the State of New Hampshire\u27s solid waste stream was tested usin...
New policy is being developed that incorporates not only innovative means of disposal, including the...
The delivery of municipal services for the collection, transfer, and disposal of household solid was...
This is a study of the impact that Pay As You Throw (PAYT) may or may not have on municipal waste to...
The “pay-as-you-throw” (PAYT) scheme is an economic instrument for waste management that applies the...
This document provides details on Pay-As-You-Throw, a solid waste management program that charges re...
Municipal solid waste is associated with different systemic challenges, such as climate change, reso...
This study examines stakeholder perceptions of pay as you throw schemes (PAYT) in Ontario, Canada. U...
Municipal solid waste management in the U.S. began a transformation in the 1980s as a result of a U....
The following state, county, and local off icials and private consultants contributed their expertis...
Municipal solid waste charging schemes can be powerful drivers for local policy efforts in reaching ...
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, it was widely reported that the United States faced a solid waste...
Keywords: Environmental policy; General equilibrium modeling; Negishi format; Waste management polic...
Weight-based pricing systems for municipal solid waste collection and processing are incr...