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Pollution costs and consumer responsibility noted
A Nebraska extension economist argues pollution costs will be borne by consumers through higher prices or taxes, shaping how environmental quality is funded. He urges including pollution costs in market prices or tax revenue and stresses the wider impact on individual citizens and ongoing resource management.
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Lincoln
f#verett Peterson
University of Nebraska
Peterson
L. M. Clinton
Sioux Villa
Pauline Kinnersley
First Street
Clinton