Abstract
This research paper assembles the results of a survey that was distributed to several groups of respondents who share an economic interest in asbestos abatement issues. Specifically, the survey was distributed to lawyers, building owners, asbestos abatement contractors, industrial hygienists, and politicians. Telephone calls were made to each respondent to verify receipt of the survey and to request anonymous participation. The results were collated and analyzed. That analysis is presented here and compared with the reaction of acknowledged experts in the field to the same issues. The goal of this survey is to provide insight into the future of the asbestos abatement industry in the next decade. Most respondents are aware of the present politics affecting the industry. All groups were concerned more with health and safety than with economics.
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