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Measuring the Effect of Internet Adoption on Paper Consumption

A large fraction of the total supply of paper is produced with technologies that have serious adverse consequences on the environment and cause significant health problems, such as cancer. This paper reports on how Internet adoption affects paper c...

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Main Authors: Andres, Luis, Zentner, Alejandro, Zentner, Joaquin
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank Group, Washington, DC 2014
Subjects:
ABSORBENT PAPER
BILLING
BOXBOARD
CANCER
CHEMICAL PULP
CHLORINE DIOXIDE
CLEAN AIR ACT
DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
DIFFUSION
DIGITAL
DIOXINS
E-COMMERCE
ECONOMICS
EFFLUENTS
ELASTICITIES
ELECTRICITY
ELEMENTAL CHLORINE
EMISSIONS
ENERGY CONSUMPTION
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINATION
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
GREENHOUSE GASES
HAZARDOUS WASTES
HEALTH PROBLEMS
HYDROGEN
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
KRAFT PULP
KRAFT PULPING
LABOR FORCE
MECHANICAL PAPER
MEDIA
METALS
NEGATIVE EXTERNALITIES
NEWSPRINT
OIL
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
PACKAGING PAPER
PAPER CONSUMPTION
PAPER DEMAND
PAPER INDUSTRY
PAPER MILL
PAPER MILLS
PAPER PRODUCTION
PAPER PRODUCTS
PAPERBOARD
PAPERBOARD PRODUCTS
PERSONAL COMPUTERS
POLLUTION
PRICE ELASTICITIES
PUBLISHING
PULP
PULP MILLS
PULP PRODUCTION
PULPS
READING
SANITARY PAPER
SOLID WASTE
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
TECHNICAL ASPECTS
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
TREES
UNCOATED PAPER
WASTE WATER
WATER CONSUMPTION
WOOD
WOOD PULP
WRAPPING PAPER
WRITING PAPER
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/07/19760469/measuring-effect-internet-adoption-paper-consumption
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/19360

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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/07/19760469/measuring-effect-internet-adoption-paper-consumption
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/19360

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