Titlebook: Economics, Sustainability, and Natural Resources; Economics of Sustain Shashi Kant,R. Albert Berry Book 2005 Springer Science+Business Medi

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Post-Newtonian Economics and Sustainable Forest Managementan Economics. To put the synthesis in perspective, first the main cause of the current status of Newtonian or neo-classical economics— increasing returns due to information contagion—is discussed. Second, direct and indirect correspondences between the different concepts discussed in the ten chapter

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Three Scales of the Spatial University,te for future damage may not take place; time preference, if interpreted as preference for immediacy, has no implications for discounting of futurity. The declining aggregate discounting protocol has political allure, but may lead to indefinite postponement of worthwhile investment.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137479938king criterion. This result indicates that the more restrictive overtaking criterion is inessential for a study of forest management under intergenerational equity, and provides a more satisfactory basis for the standard forestry model.

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Nonlinearities, Biodiversity Conservation, and Sustainable Forest Management even in forests comprised of identical stands. The policy relevance of this and other effects of nonlinearities on spatial aspects of forestry management depends, however, on the relative values of biodiversity and timber.

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1871-6121 ources provide the ideal starting point for the economic analysis of sustainability. This book provides a systematic critique of neoclassical economic approaches and their limitations with respect to sustainability. Leading economists from different streams of economics discuss key economic aspects

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Building the Innovative Organizationmics, and the resulting need for a new paradigm within economics if sustainability issues are to be adequately handled. Next, an overview of the economics literature on sustainability and sustainable forest management is provided. Finally, each chapter included in the five parts of this volume is briefly reviewed.