...(MMBD) in 1980 because of higher prices, the effects of conservation, and the expected economic slowdown in the United States and other Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) countries. However, considerable uncertainties on the supply side could make for a tight market....

...(MMBD) in 1980 because of higher prices, the effects of conservation, and the expected economic slowdown in the United States and other Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) countries. However, considerable uncertainties on the supply side could make for a tight market....

...safety standards. This report therefore focuses on the standards used to assess and regulate pesticides in the United States and other Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) countries.1 Pesticide Regulatory Issues and Systems Pesticides have become an integral component...

...management section of r7. Solar Buildings Buildings account for one-third of total energy use and iwo-thirds of all electricity use, with commercial buildings...the DOE program (see also Chapter 3: Efficiency). Energy -efficient and passive solar architecture — which require few or no additional materials —...

...program sod by ER In the шапнт and under the conditions described hi the R&D management section of Solar Buildings Buildings account for one-third of...Substantial further gains are possible, and buildings (hat require no net energy inputs are an appropriate goal for the DOE program (see also Chapter 3:...

...with both growth and low unemployment unless there was a very big government sector. By the late 1950s the United States and other Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development countries were well into the postWorld War II expansion, now called the Golden Age, with growth rates twice the...

...appears to be continuing during the first decade of the twenty-first century. Current policy discussions in the United States and other Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) countries have emphasized the need for better education of the labor force and the importance...

...mortality rates, years of life lost, and infant mortality, provide evidence for an urban health penalty in the United States and other Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development countries.7 The high population density that results in cities acting as "vectors for disease transmission"...