(1) It documented the huge social costs of large dams, with up to 80m people dispossessed and millions more impoverished.

(2) In additionto that, the social costs to society due to alcohol misuse are far greater.

(3) These procedures are essentially intended to assess the social costs of school reorganization.

(4) If the social benefits outweigh the social costs, the constraint involved will be worthwhile.

(5) They cited an inadequate environmental impact study, high social costs, and dangers to health.

(6) There are also significant social costs.

(7) For Minnesota the social costs of gambling are emerging in vivid tragic details.

(8) In the high estimate of motorisation 's social costs (15% of Beijing's GDP), climate-change costs are as high as those of air pollution and congestion.

(9) The Analysis of Social Costs of State - Enterprises in Transitional China , Social Sciences Academic Press ( China ), 2000.

(10) The economic and social costs of recession are painful: unemployment, lower wages and profits and bankruptcy.

(11) Among the social costs is loss of diversity of information and ideas.

(12) It will bring huge economic and social costs, and cause vast unrest, migrations and potential conflict.

(13) To apply the social efficiency criterion the government needs information on social costs and benefits.

(14) In the latter illustration consideration has also to be taken of social costs and benefits.

(15) As with other parental costs, parental expenditures On education arc also social costs because they absorb economic resources.

(16) In Chapter 8 we noted that an externality occurs where private and social costs diverge.

(17) These disparities throw a question mark over the accuracy of social costs data.

(18) The W . H . O . says these disorders have major economic and social costs.

(19) When state - owned enterprises were carrying out social production, they also disbursed enormous social costs.

(20) It means that protectionist pressures are likely to rise as the social costs the downturn intensify.

(21) Fillon warned that European governments will not be able to cover social costs or reduce public debt without a change of course.

(22) Also, the production and use of goods may result in outcomes like pollution or social costs.