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The optimality and feasibility of uniform air pollution controls

Abstract An optimal control problem is developed which minimizes both the social damages of pollution concentrations and the private costs of emission abatement subject to a differential equation relating emissions and concentrations. A specific use of the model is to analyze the optimality and feasibility of uniform controls on emissions and concentrations across an air shed.

William Hamlen | William A. Hamlen

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