Earthquake prediction response and options for public policy.

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TextSeries: Program on Technology, Environment and Man Monograph ; #31Publication details: Colo. : University of Colorado. Institute of Behavioral Science, 1981Description: ix, 152 pSubject(s):

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363.3495 21

Subject: Reviews the range of possible decisions and behavior elicited by an earthquake prediction, examines the causes for those decisions and behavior, and discusses options for changes in policy which promise to maximize the benefits of prediction while minimizing its potential social and economic costs

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Reviews the range of possible decisions and behavior elicited by an earthquake prediction, examines the causes for those decisions and behavior, and discusses options for changes in policy which promise to maximize the benefits of prediction while minimizing its potential social and economic costs

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