Scarcity and growth reconsidered / edited by V. Kerry Smith.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextCopyright date: Baltimore : Published for Resources for the Future by the Johns Hopkins University Press, ©1979Description: 298 páginas : ilustraciones ; 24 cmISBN:
  • 0801822327
  • 0801822335
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 333 Sca72
Partial contents:
The economics of natural resource scarcity: an interpretive introduction. -- A neoclassical analysis of the economics of natural resources. -- Entropy, growth, and the political economy of scarcity. -- Comments on the papers by Daly and Stiglitz. -- Fundamental concepts for the analysis of resource availability. -- The age of substitutability: a scientific appraisal of natural resource adequacy. -- Comments on the papers by Brobst and Goeller. -- Scarcity and growth revisited. -- The adequacy of measures for signaling the scarcity of natural resources. -- Measures of natural resource scarcity. -- Summary and research issues.
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The economics of natural resource scarcity: an interpretive introduction. -- A neoclassical analysis of the economics of natural resources. -- Entropy, growth, and the political economy of scarcity. -- Comments on the papers by Daly and Stiglitz. -- Fundamental concepts for the analysis of resource availability. -- The age of substitutability: a scientific appraisal of natural resource adequacy. -- Comments on the papers by Brobst and Goeller. -- Scarcity and growth revisited. -- The adequacy of measures for signaling the scarcity of natural resources. -- Measures of natural resource scarcity. -- Summary and research issues.

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