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Cost-Informed Contract Design for Municipal Solid Waste Services
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Municipal solid waste contracts must provide budget predictability without making continued service financially unsustainable when wages, fuel prices, or facility charges change. This paper links cost measurement to the design of economic price adjustment clauses for collection, transportation, tran
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