Development economics for the most part has failed to recognize renewable environmental resources as economic goods. Yet the lives of the poor in developing countries are intimately tied to the fate of their local common-property resources - soil, fuel-wood, water, and so on. Ignoring the loss of common-property renewable resources (via degradation, centralization, or privatization) in calculations of net national product can mask the destruction...
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1990/01/01
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14361
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2010/07/01
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The environment and emerging development issues
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environmental resource