Demand for factors of production in municipal police departments

Article Abstract:

Research examines police services in Florida with an emphasis on the demand for inputs. Productive factors can ask for higher prices because there is a price inelasticity for the demand for inputs. The elasticity of substitution was less than unity for the substitutability between civilian employees and police personnel, while it was above unity for the substitution between capital and police. Constant returns to scale were not exhibited by the underlying production function.

Economic aspects, Dosage and administration, Municipal services

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Property crime distribution and equal police deployment-an empirical study of Taiwan

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Based on the rule of a minimal national burglary level, police deployment and its associated base burglary level are derived. Three rules of equality are defined and their associated police deployments are calculated.

Taiwan, Public affairs, Services information, Civic and social associations, Civic and Social Organizations, Ethics, Police Organizations, Analysis, Services, Ethical aspects, Property acquisition, Burglary protection

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Municipal waste management: recycling and landfill space constraints

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This article discusses the relationship between waste management, landfill use, and recycling. Topics include municipal planning, dynamic optimization, and economic analysis.

Refuse systems, Materials Recovery Facilities, Solid Waste Recovery, Models, Cities and towns, Waste management, Recycling (Waste, etc.), Recycling

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