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Report
Language
nl
Date
1998-05-31
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Title
Modellering van hergebruik van kunststof als
bouwsteen voor STREAM
Translated Title
Modelling plastics recycling as a module for
STREAM
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Abstract
Door het Rijksinstituut voor Volksgezondheid en Milieu
(RIVM) en het Centraal Planbureau (CPB) worden in samenwerking economische
scenario's omgezet in fysieke scenario's. Hiervoor wordt het model STREAM
(Substance Throughput Relating to Economic Activity Model) gebruikt. In
deze studie wordt de herverwerking van kunststof gemodelleerd. Daarvoor
zijn marginale kosten- en opbrengstencurven voor dit hergebruiksproces
geconstrueerd. De resulterende netto-opbrengstenfunctie wordt in STREAM
ingebouwd. Tevens worden de effecten van beleidsmaatregelen ter
beinvloeding van de verwerkingswijze van kunststofafval
geschat.
Economic monetary scenarios are converted into physical scenarios by the National Institute of Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) and the Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis (CPB). The model STREAM, Substance Throughput Relating to Economic Activity Model, is used for this conversion. The focus here was modelling the marginal costs of recovering waste plastics and the marginal revenues of the recovered plastics. The resultant marginal net costs function will be implemented in STREAM. The effects of several policy measures on recovery costs and revenues were also estimated.
Economic monetary scenarios are converted into physical scenarios by the National Institute of Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) and the Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis (CPB). The model STREAM, Substance Throughput Relating to Economic Activity Model, is used for this conversion. The focus here was modelling the marginal costs of recovering waste plastics and the marginal revenues of the recovered plastics. The resultant marginal net costs function will be implemented in STREAM. The effects of several policy measures on recovery costs and revenues were also estimated.
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