Sustainability and the Measurement of Wealth
The last two decades have witnessed growing concern that the pattern of economic growth in many countries is not sustainable because of the depletion in stocks of many natural resources and the deterioration in the quality of various environmental services. These concerns have helped spawn a growing literature on “sustainable development.” This emerging literature expands traditional growth-accounting approaches by giving considerable attention to natural resource stocks and environmental quality.
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2010-11
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Authors: | Goulder, Lawrence H. |
Institutions: | National Institute of Economic and Social Research |
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