Titlebook: Economics, Growth and Sustainable Environments; Essays in Memory of David Collard (Professor of Economics),David Pearc Book 1988 David Col

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-29838-8he notion that natural resources are assets, and that a key source of biases in the rate of resource utilisation will be distortions in asset markets — markets for translating forgone consumption today into assets such as physical or human capital to produce higher consumption in the future.

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Optimal Prices for Sustainable Development,ttention to a generally unacknowledged externality relevant to the pricing of environmental services.. Daly was commenting on the relevance of the Laws of Thermodynamics for welfare optimisation. In particular he notes that

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-19014-0Conservation; environment; environmental protection; growth; sustainable development; Sustainable Environ

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Building Global Security Through Cooperationool. Richard was educated at Bryanston, where he became head boy, captain of rugby and an opening batsman in the first eleven. He spent his school days in a place of great beauty, for Bryanston is situated in splendid sylvan parkland and set in the midst of the hilly and upspoilt Dorset countryside.

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The future of customer experience, (1973). The ideas concern an environmental approach to the understanding of the historical experience of economic development in its broad outlines. They do not appear to be widely known among economists, even among those who, as Richard Lecomber did, work on resource and environmental issues.. I t

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