Current approaches to the economic evaluations of environmental and health policies may suffer from excessive reliance on a standard neoclassic economic toolbox that neglects alternative economic schools. This may prematurely limit the spectrum of available policy options. Here we show how the...

Current approaches to the economic evaluations of environmental and health policies may suffer from excessive reliance on a standard neoclassic economic toolbox that neglects alternative economic schools. This may prematurely limit the spectrum of available policy options. Here we show how the...