National Environmental Accounting: Bridging the Gap Between Ecology and Economy
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Hecht, a PhD-level expert in "green" accounting, introduces general readers and income accountants in developing countries to the concept of environmental accounts as part of national income accounting. While providing some technical background based on the United Nation's approach, she focuses mainly on how such accounts may inform public policy decisions about sustainable natural resources use. The guide includes a supply and use table framework and glossary. Distributed by Johns Hopkins U. Press. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
1National environmental accounts12Concepts of conventional national income accounting163Structure of the conventional income accounts334Overview of the revised SEEA535Pollution accounting : the physical side766Pollution accounting : what are we spending now?907Pollution accounting : policy questions1028Resource accounting1209Forest accounts13610Subsoil asset accounts15311Fisheries, land, and water accounts16912Macroeconomic indicators in the SEEA19613Macroeconomic measures outside the SEEA209
