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Green Accounting Bibliography Entry

Ackerman, Frank, David Kiron, Neva R. Goodwin, Jonathan M. Harris, and Kevin Gallagher (Eds.). 1997. Human Well-Being and Economic Goals. Frontier Issues in Economic Thought, Volume 3. Island Press. [table of contents, order book]

Compendium of articles related to various aspects of the shortcomings of mainstream economics in aiding policy decisions to maximize human well-being rather than mere economic output. Includes two section directly dealing with the shortcomings of our national income accounting system and several articles focusing on the environment. Part X provides a comprehensive overview of developments in national income accounts including some of the most recent work on alternatives to the SNA as well as extensions in form of satellite accounts.

Posted by Gernot Wagner on 1/01/1997.  

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