The Promise of Ecological Economics

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Date

April 24, 2016

News Type

Media Highlight

Source

Bangor Daily News

"It was not far into the application of neo-classical economics before economists began to worry about the effects of this model in several dimensions, but particularly in terms of the effects of growth on natural resources and the environment. The first manifestation of this concern was the establishment of Resources for the Future(RFF) in Washington, D.C. in 1952."

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