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Author Australia. Bureau of Transport Economics.

Title Economic costs of natural disasters in Australia / Bureau of Transport Economics
Published Canberra : Bureau of Transport Economics, [2001]
©2001

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Description xix, 170 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
Series Report / Bureau of Transport Economics ; 103
Report (Australia. Bureau of Transport Economics) ; 103
Contents Ch. 1. Introduction -- Ch. 2. Data Sources and Limitations -- Ch. 3. Estimating the Costs -- Ch. 4. Framework for Estimating Costs -- Ch. 5. A Comparison -- Ch. 6. Conclusions
Summary This report addresses these questions relating to the economic consequences of natural disasters: What are the various economic impacts of natural disasters?; How much have natural disasters cost Australia?; Are the economic costs of natural disasters increasing over time?; What types of natural disasters are the most common and costly in Australia?; and what differences exist between States and Territories in types and impacts of natural disasters? The report also presents a framework for estimating the economic cost of natural disasters and discusses appropriate estimation methods
Analysis Costs
Damages
Disaster relief
Emergency services
Federal issue
Injuries
Natural disasters
State issue
Statistics
Notes Catalogued from downloaded HTML format
Bibliography References: pages 163-168
Notes Also available via the Internet
Commonwealth of Australia 2001
Issuing Body "The Disaster Mitigation Research Working Group (DMRWG), chaired by the Department of Transport and Regional Services, oversaw the research"--p. iii
Notes Report (Australia. Bureau of Transport Economics) no:103 1440-9569
Subject Natural disasters -- Economic aspects -- Australia.
Natural disasters -- Australia -- Costs.
Author Gentle, Neil
Kierce, Sharyn
Nitz, Alistair
Australia. Bureau of Transport Economics.
LC no. 00002250
ISSN 1440-9569
ISBN 064245633X
Other Titles Bureau of Transport Economics report 103