Domestic Aluminum Resources: without special title -v. 2. Appendices II-VII, detailed agency comments and GAO response

Domestic Aluminum Resources: without special title -v. 2. Appendices II-VII, detailed agency comments and GAO response
Title Domestic Aluminum Resources: without special title -v. 2. Appendices II-VII, detailed agency comments and GAO response PDF eBook
Author United States. General Accounting Office
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Release 1980
Genre Aluminum industry and trade
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without special title -v. 2. Appendices II-VII, detailed agency comments and GAO response

without special title -v. 2. Appendices II-VII, detailed agency comments and GAO response
Title without special title -v. 2. Appendices II-VII, detailed agency comments and GAO response PDF eBook
Author United States. General Accounting Office
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Pages 152
Release 1980
Genre Aluminum industry and trade
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Domestic Aluminum Resources: Dilemmas of Development. Volume II. Appendixes II-VII. Detailed Agency Comments and GAO Response

Domestic Aluminum Resources: Dilemmas of Development. Volume II. Appendixes II-VII. Detailed Agency Comments and GAO Response
Title Domestic Aluminum Resources: Dilemmas of Development. Volume II. Appendixes II-VII. Detailed Agency Comments and GAO Response PDF eBook
Author GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE WASHINGTON DC ENERGY AND MINERALS DIV.
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Pages 99
Release 1980
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This is volume II of the report, which includes the comments from Federal agencies, aluminum companies, and academic advisers for the technical appendix contained in volume I, together with our response to the agency comments. The comments, as well as the report, concern major policy questions about U.S. resource development and industrial policy. The comments are frequently long and reflect a great deal of informed, deliberate thought. They also illustrate how technical data are influenced by subjective judgment and particular organizational perspective. This second volume illustrates that abstracted technical judgements may mask other considerations; that there is not one potential solution but numerous ones, depending on the definition of the research objective; and that the research objective for the miniplant program was changed to develop a nonbauxitic alumina technology rather than a process information matrix.

Monthly Catalog of United States Government Publications

Monthly Catalog of United States Government Publications
Title Monthly Catalog of United States Government Publications PDF eBook
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Pages 566
Release 1981
Genre Government publications
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Monthly Catalogue, United States Public Documents

Monthly Catalogue, United States Public Documents
Title Monthly Catalogue, United States Public Documents PDF eBook
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Pages 748
Release 1981
Genre Government publications
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Technical Abstract Bulletin

Technical Abstract Bulletin
Title Technical Abstract Bulletin PDF eBook
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Pages 252
Release 1980
Genre Science
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Domestic Aluminum Resources

Domestic Aluminum Resources
Title Domestic Aluminum Resources PDF eBook
Author U S Government Accountability Office (G
Publisher BiblioGov
Pages 106
Release 2013-07
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ISBN 9781289166175

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Comments were provided from Federal agencies, aluminum companies, and academic advisers concerning major policy questions about U.S. aluminum resource development and industrial policy. GAO found that the comments were frequently long and reflected a great deal of informed, deliberate thought. They also illustrated how technical data are influenced by subjective judgment and particular organizational perspective; that abstracted technical judgments may mask other considerations; that there is not one potential solution but numerous ones, depending on the definition of the research objective; and that the research objective for the Bureau of Mines' aluminum miniplant program was changed to develop a nonbauxitic alumina technology rather than a process information matrix. Additionally, a general and perhaps tenuous consensus emerged from the comments on two points. First, GAO was thought to be unfair to the Bureau of Mines in applying a commercial criterion to the miniplant program. Second, nonbauxitic alumina development is important to the United States, irrespective of where new primary aluminum capacity is located.