Economics
1. What ends do we desire? 2. What limited, or scarce, resources do we need to attain these ends? 3. What ends get priority, and to what extent should we allocate resources to them? Alternatively, (1) Which commodities to produce and in what quantities? (2) How, in terms of quantities of inputs, to produce the commodities? (3) How to share the produced commodities as between the individual members of the society?
The 30-year Update Donella H. Meadows, Jorgen Randers and Dennis L. Meadows
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National Accounts of Well-being:
Other references
Ecological Economics: Principles and Applications, Herman E. Daly and Joshua Farley, Island Press, 2004. Ecological Economics: An Introduction, Mick Common and Sigrid Stagl,Cambridge University Press, 2005. mnon