This book applies rigorous economic analysis to the question of
sustainable development. It considers the inter-relationship
between growth and sustainability showing that one does not
necessarily exist to the detriment of the other. Sustainability may
be measured and defined in national accounting terms and the
contributors explore a potentially powerful theoretical definition.
Case studies on Morocco and China examine some of the domestic
policy requirements of sustainability, revealing the desirability
of quite complex combinations of policies. International policy
aspects of sustainability are considered, such as technology
transfers and the establishment of workable agreements to reduce
global pollution. The volume demonstrates the need to build the
sustainability debate on sound economic foundations, and the
ability of economists to provide such foundations.
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