6. What do you pay for a twelve-ounce can? What are the real social costs of producing a can of Coke - in terms of water, power systems, sewage treatment, pollution, garbage disposal, and roads for transportation? Who pays for them?

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24 July, 07:00

6. What do you pay for a twelve-ounce can? What are the real social costs of producing a can of Coke - in terms of water, power systems, sewage treatment, pollution, garbage disposal, and roads for transportation? Who pays for them?

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To pay for a twelve ounce can it costs between 50 cents to a dollar. The social costs of producing a can coke, in which 9 liters of fresh water is used which effects fresh water supply on earth due to its contamination. The cost of making coke : costs more higher, where it has to maintain its employees, buildings, its road transportation, garbage disposal, and many more. People who are living near the coke plant building pays all these costs, and all people pays a equal part as it is taking from earth.