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Economic Valuation of Emission Impact Reduction by Using Alternative Path in Yogyakarta Urban Area, Indonesia

Economic Valuation of Emission Impact Reduction by Using Alternative Path in Yogyakarta Urban Area, Indonesia
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摘要 The urban economic development needs transportation facilities. People move form one location to the other rapidly. The amount of vehicle increases, it also increases lead content in the air. The human health cost increases as lead content in the air increases. The reduction of lead content for 10 percent, it gives economic value as much as Rp. 11.828.365.993,- (US$ 985,697.17). And if lead content decreases for 25 percent, it yields economic benefit as much as Rp. 34.509.073.173, - (US$ 2,875,765.10). The analysis of benefit uses exposure-response function method. Analysis of people awareness for keeping the environment uses contingent valuation method survey and willingness to pay. People awareness to keep their environment and to decrease lead content is not good enough, despite the fact that there is some increase of awareness, for example the awareness of using alternative path- through ring road on peak hours.
出处 《Journal of Environmental Science and Engineering》 2010年第2期40-48,共9页 环境科学与工程(英文版)
关键词 Economic valuation lead (plumbum) EMISSION exposure-response willingness to pay alternative path 经济价值 印度尼西亚 排放影响 市区 路径 城市经济发展 含铅量 交通设施
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