The Impact of Growth on the Environment, Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Air and Water Pollution ..., 93-1, April 2-3, 19731973 - 158 páginas |
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... aggregate sum of all firms and households , aggregate receipts and expenditures are not separate , but are identically equal . One unit's receipts are some other unit's expenditures . Aggregate sales always equal aggregate purchases ...
... aggregate sum of all firms and households , aggregate receipts and expenditures are not separate , but are identically equal . One unit's receipts are some other unit's expenditures . Aggregate sales always equal aggregate purchases ...
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... aggregate . The physical aggregate is the marketed flow of annual production of new goods and services . Real GNP is overwhelmingly a measure of throughput . Currently we attempt to maximize the growth of GNP , whereas the above ...
... aggregate . The physical aggregate is the marketed flow of annual production of new goods and services . Real GNP is overwhelmingly a measure of throughput . Currently we attempt to maximize the growth of GNP , whereas the above ...
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... aggregate limits imposed by considerations of ecological balance . The authori- ties would set the total amount of annual depletion ; how that gets al- located to the individual units would be left to the market . The imposed aggregate ...
... aggregate limits imposed by considerations of ecological balance . The authori- ties would set the total amount of annual depletion ; how that gets al- located to the individual units would be left to the market . The imposed aggregate ...
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... aggregate births . Senator Stafford asked about that . I as- sume this means steady - state economy would require a stable popula- tion definitely . Is that a correct assumption ? Dr. DALY . Yes , sir . Again , there is the time ...
... aggregate births . Senator Stafford asked about that . I as- sume this means steady - state economy would require a stable popula- tion definitely . Is that a correct assumption ? Dr. DALY . Yes , sir . Again , there is the time ...
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... aggregate quotas which are set with respect to ecological limits , not for the purpose of supporting farm prices . Like everyone else , farmers would be protected under a minimum income plan , so there would be no need for price support ...
... aggregate quotas which are set with respect to ecological limits , not for the purpose of supporting farm prices . Like everyone else , farmers would be protected under a minimum income plan , so there would be no need for price support ...
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92d Cong agencies aggregate agricultural areas auction bill biota biotic capital cities Club of Rome coal Commission Committee Congress consumption coordination cost Council DALY depletion quotas Development Act distribution distributist earth ecological economic growth economist ecosystem effect efficiency environment Environmental Quality exponential growth exponentially federal flow fossil fuels future goals Herman Daly Hudson Institute human impact important income increase industrial institutions labor Land Use Policy legislation Limits to Growth materials ment metropolitan national growth policy net primary production nonrenewable nonrenewable resources percent physical planning plutonium pollution pollution taxes population President problems production programs projects proposal public land rate of depletion reactors recycling reduced regional Senator CLARK Senator MUSKIE sess SMERNOFF social solar energy sources steady-state economy strip mining technical throughput tion United Urban Development urban growth waste wealth WOODWELL
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Página 130 - WHEREAS, the Subcommittee on Air and Water Pollution of the Senate Committee on Public Works, in its 1966 report "Steps Toward Clean Water...
Página 144 - ... increased coordination in the administration of Federal programs so as to encourage desirable patterns of urban growth and stabilization, the prudent use of natural resources, and the protection of the physical environment.
Página 20 - The take-off is the interval when the old blocks and resistances to steady growth are finally overcome. The forces making for economic progress, which yielded limited bursts and enclaves of modern activity, expand and come to dominate the society. Growth becomes its normal condition. Compound interest becomes built, as it were, into its habits and institutional structure.
Página 125 - Considering the recommendations of the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment, held in Stockholm in June 1972...
Página 3 - The law that entropy always increases — the second law of thermodynamics — holds, I think, the supreme position among the laws of nature. If someone points out to you that your pet theory of the universe is in disagreement with Maxwell's equations — then so much the worse for Maxwell's equations. If it is found to be contradicted by observation — well, these experimentalists do bungle things sometimes.
Página 133 - That all men have a natural right to a portion of the soil ; and that, as the use of the soil is indispensable to life, the right of all men to the soil is as sacred as their right to life itself.
Página 152 - Suppose you own a pond on which a water lily is growing. The lily plant doubles in size each day. If the lily were allowed to grow unchecked, it would completely cover the pond in 30 days, choking off the other forms of life in the water. For a long time the lily plant seems small, and so you decide not to worry about cutting it back until it covers half the pond. On what day will that be? On the twenty-ninth day, of course. You have one day to save your pond...
Página 131 - Our Nation is moving toward two societies, one black, one white— separate and unequal.
Página 39 - ... we share the belief of the American people in the principle of Growth.) Granting that we cannot find any absolute reason for this belief we admit that to our Western minds it seems preferable to any opposite, which to us implies stagnation and decay.
Página 25 - Private property, in every defence made of it, is supposed to mean, the guarantee to individuals of the fruits of their own labour and abstinence.