National Accounts and Environmentally Sustainable National Income
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222 pages
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12 figures, 10 tables
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6 3/4 x 9 1/2
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Table of Contents

Contents
Part 1. Introduction 1. Summary overview 2. Introduction to the book 3. Principles and consequences Part 2. Foundation in economic theory 4. The subject matter of economics 5. Environmental changes as economic phenomena 6. Environmental functions 7. Asymmetric bookkeeping Part 3. The concept of eSNI 8. Environmentally Sustainable National Income 9. Valuation of environmental functions: A practical approach for an unsolvable problem 10. Calculation of eSNI Part 4. Misunderstandings and comparisons 11. Objections based upon misunderstandings 12. Comparisons with other environmental indicators Part 5. Epilogue 13. Work not printed here 14. Work to be done Appendices 15. GNP and market prices: Wrong signals for sustainable economic success that mask environmental destruction 16. Roefie Hueting: Defining a statistical figure with a model 17. Report on the World Bank seminar on economic growth and valuation of the environment. A debate on Sustainable National Income. Held at the embassy of the Netherlands, 1 October 2001, Washington DC 18. For the Commission on the Measurement of Economic Performance and Social Progress (Stiglitz, Sen, Fitoussi) 19. Environmentally sustainable national income: Work in progress 20. Frequently Asked Questions on Hueting’s eSNI concept 21. Deriving sustainability standards References 22. Literature: Hueting as first author 23. Literature: other authors 24. Index
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