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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full_cost_accounting
•An accounting method which determines total value or final price by internalizing non-market values such as environmental and social costs and ...
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•Accounting for the economic, environmental, land use, human health, social and heritage costs and benefits of a particular decision or action to ...
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•An accounting system in which environmental costs are built directly into the prices of products and services.
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•An accounting method that seeks to identify, quantify and allocate all costs associated with a process or product, including environmental and other social costs. It typically includes direct costs, hidden costs, contingent liability costs and less tangible costs. ...
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•Full-cost accounting or full-cost analysis determines the full-cost of providing solid waste and recycling services by recognizing all direct and indirect up-front, operating and back-end costs. ...
www.co.cumberland.nc.us/solid_waste_mgmt/terminology.aspx
•An economic tool which takes into account the externalities involved in the production, use, and disposal of goods and services over time. ...
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•A systematic approach for identifying, summing and reporting the actual costs of solid waste management, taking into account past and future outlays, oversight and support service (overhead) costs, and operating costs.
www.mfe.govt.nz/publications/waste/landfill-full-cost-accounting-guide-mar04/html/page12.html
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