A logística reversa do óleo lubrificante: a aplicação da law and economics para análise da eficiência da logística reversa no âmbito da política nacional de resíduos sólidos.

Abstract

This dissertation proposes to analyze the reverse logistics of used or contaminated lubricating oil within the scope of the national solid waste policy, against the background of the economic analysis of the law regarding the efficiency of legislation relevant to the achievement and effectiveness of logistics lubricant oil used or contaminated. Beginning with the conceptualization of economic analysis of law, a free translation of the law and economics movement, which aims to study legal events under certain economic principles, notably that of efficiency, according to the economists of the movement. Beginning with some mandatory definitions in the field of environmental law, through sustainable development, the national solid waste policy and the polluter pays and protector-receiver principles, through the practical example in which the reverse logistics of the used lubricating oil itself or already occurred even before the validity of the national solid waste policy, and as a result of the mandatory reverse logistics of that waste. The aforementioned case analysis shows, supported by an executive interview of the company that provided the example paradigm, evidence in a practical way that the economic efficiency, which can be equated with the financial viability, of a given transaction can transcend the legal determination. The research will be based on indirect documentation. There will be documentary and bibliographic research, including Internet research. In the work the hypothetical-deductive method will be used with the construction of conjectures based on the hypotheses, that is, they can be confirmed or not in the final considerations.