Sentence examples for externality evaluation from inspiring English sources

Therefore, this paper 1) identifies a hydropower project's externalities using the Externality Theory based on analysis of input and output factors; 2) chooses or designs a specific calculation method for each externality and subsequently establishes an externality evaluation model for hydropower projects; and 3) calculates and analyses the externalities of the TGP (Three Gorges Project).

The procedure considers the information deriving from complementary evaluation approaches, each applied within its appropriate time-space window of interest: (a) Process-related, local-scale methods (Energy, Exergy and Thermoeconomic analyses); (b) Environmental assessment methods (Impact Assessment, Emergy Synthesis); (c) Economic methods (Micro- and Macro-Economic and Externality Evaluations).

Additionally, there are so many externalities that should not be ignored that it is necessary to include externalities in the evaluation of hydropower projects.

Environmental economics theory suggests that the evaluation of environmental externality is the basis of designing an efficient regulation.

Despite searching the media, and asking both survey and interview participants about information external to the organization, our evaluation found no evidence of 'positive externalities' (i.e., media reports, peer commentaries, or health sector responses) to suggest that others perceived the hospital's budgeting process to be successful.

All three interviewees who discussed herd immunity thought it was an important ecological externality to measure in economic evaluations.

This was a financial costing study, rather than a full economic evaluation which would require the externality costs of various forms and quantifiable indirect costs, such as administration.

We applied private WTP and altruistic WTP for evaluation internal preferences and caring externalities.

In this paper, we argue that both the TTF evaluation scheme and the perceived network externality benefits in CRM are critical success factors in any adoption procedure of software in supply chain management.

The orthodox approach of only internalizing externalities is insufficient because it does not allow for the evaluation of these effects.

In the economic evaluation are existed some procedures for measuring of caring externalities that one approach is altruistic willingness to pay (WTP).