Why might it be difficult to measure natural resource depletion or pollution and convert the resulting quantity into a dollar-denominated amount

We are given to find that why it is not easy to measure the amount of natural resource depletion or amount of pollution.

We also have to find ho to convert quantity into an amount which is denominated measurement.

• Depletion of natural resources or pollution is not measurable in monetary terms.
• This is due to the fact that these items are unable to be traded on the open market and so cannot be assigned a numerical value.
• Each person places a different value on resource consumption.
• Pollution control would be less important to someone living in the countryside than it would be to someone living in a very polluted city.
• Furthermore, the long-term implications of pollution management and resource depletion are difficult to access today.
• This makes monetary measurements of natural resource depletion and pollution mitigation challenges.