Chapter 6: Q. 27 (page 161)
How might you measure a “green” GDP?
Short Answer
By deducting net natural capital consumption from conventional GDP, green GDP is computed.
Chapter 6: Q. 27 (page 161)
How might you measure a “green” GDP?
By deducting net natural capital consumption from conventional GDP, green GDP is computed.
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b. The crime rate declines
c. A greater variety of goods become available to consumers
d. Infant mortality declines
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