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Ashworth, William, (1942-)

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The economy of nature : = rethinking the connections between ecology and economics /

Record Type:	Language materials, printed : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	The economy of nature :/ William Ashworth.
Reminder of title:	rethinking the connections between ecology and economics /
Author:	Ashworth, William,
Published:	Boston :Houghton Mifflin, : c1995.,
Description:	xii, 340 p. :ill. ;22 cm.
[NT 15003449]:	Prologue: The People of the Cliffs -- 1. The Deer in the Mall. Only One Household. Of Laws and Regulations. Of Parks and Preserves. Private Rights, Public Wrongs. The Mirror Failure. The Deer in the Mall -- 2. Thinking Like a Forest. Of Myths and Paradigms. Spaceship Gaia. Thinking Like a Forest -- 3. Limits. Scarcity. Value. Margins and Opportunities. Market Ecology. Limits -- 4. What Does It Cost to Run a Country? The Whole Is Not the Total. Thy Neighbor's Sacrifice. Other People's Garbage. Not in My Back Yard. The Prisoners' Dilemma. What Does It Cost to Run a Country? -- 5. National Wealth and the Wealth of Nations. Growing Pains. Flows and Funds. Future Imperfect. Double, Double ... National Wealth and the Wealth of Nations -- 6. Time for Good Behavior. Getting Our Money's Worth. Falsifying the Market. Pay As You Go. The Public Lands. How Much Is a River Worth? Time for Good Behavior -- 7. Not Regulation-Free, but Barrier-Free. Economic Justice, Environmental Justice. Is This Job Necessary? Access to Nature. Not Regulation-Free, but Barrier-Free -- 8. The World Is Not a Wax Museum. Browse Lines. The World Is Not a Wax Museum.
Subject:	Economic development - Environmental aspects. -
Subject:	USA -
Online resource:	http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&doc_number=006742281&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIAInhaltsverzeichnis
ISBN:	0395655668 (hbk. : recycled paper)

The economy of nature : = rethinking the connections between ecology and economics /
Ashworth, William,1942-

The economy of nature :rethinking the connections between ecology and economics /William Ashworth. - Boston :Houghton Mifflin,c1995. - xii, 340 p. :ill. ;22 cm.

Includes bibliographical references (p. [336]-340).

Prologue: The People of the Cliffs -- 1. The Deer in the Mall. Only One Household. Of Laws and Regulations. Of Parks and Preserves. Private Rights, Public Wrongs. The Mirror Failure. The Deer in the Mall -- 2. Thinking Like a Forest. Of Myths and Paradigms. Spaceship Gaia. Thinking Like a Forest -- 3. Limits. Scarcity. Value. Margins and Opportunities. Market Ecology. Limits -- 4. What Does It Cost to Run a Country? The Whole Is Not the Total. Thy Neighbor's Sacrifice. Other People's Garbage. Not in My Back Yard. The Prisoners' Dilemma. What Does It Cost to Run a Country? -- 5. National Wealth and the Wealth of Nations. Growing Pains. Flows and Funds. Future Imperfect. Double, Double ... National Wealth and the Wealth of Nations -- 6. Time for Good Behavior. Getting Our Money's Worth. Falsifying the Market. Pay As You Go. The Public Lands. How Much Is a River Worth? Time for Good Behavior -- 7. Not Regulation-Free, but Barrier-Free. Economic Justice, Environmental Justice. Is This Job Necessary? Access to Nature. Not Regulation-Free, but Barrier-Free -- 8. The World Is Not a Wax Museum. Browse Lines. The World Is Not a Wax Museum.

Weaving together history, science, and personal experience, ranging from Adam Smith and The Wealth of Nations to Leontief analysis and wilderness zoning, The Economy of Nature offers a blueprint for a greener and more prosperous world. It states quite bluntly that in the debate over wilderness preservation versus economic growth, both sides are wrong, and that a third path is not only possible but necessary. This third path is not a compromise between the other two but a whole new direction.

ISBN: 0395655668 (hbk. : recycled paper)

LCCN: 94028894 Subjects--Topical Terms:

560656
Economic development
--Environmental aspects.Subjects--Geographical Terms:

1061053
USA

LC Class. No.: HD75.6 / .A78 1995

Dewey Class. No.: 333.7

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