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Household recycling behaviour in South Africa: Evidence from the 2018 General Household Survey
This paper is an investigation of the determinants of household recycling behaviour in South Africa. Waste generation around the world is growing exponentially. The proportion of South African households who recycle is very low and landfilling is the primary method of waste disposal. This is problem...
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School of Economics
2021
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