We are part of Nature, not separate from it. We rely on Nature to provide us with food, water
and shelter; regulate our climate and disease; maintain nutrient cycles and oxygen …

We establish two investment rules for maximal constant per capita consumption under
exogenous population growth, one in terms of total capital stocks and the other in terms of …

Attaching weights to the list of capital assets is crucial in inclusive wealth accounting and
sustainability assessments. These weights, or shadow prices, can be constructed in theory …

We study how income inequality affects the social value of a dynamic public good, such as
natural capital. Our theory shows that both intra-and intertemporal inequality affect the social …

T he market economy has failed to price natural capital correctly. One result is a threat of
mass extinction of other species. A novel central bank is proposed in response. The Bank for …

It is now established that the consumption discount rate is determined by the growth of
consumption multiplied by the elasticity of marginal utility, but distributive concerns are rarely …

Previously, accounting for comprehensive or inclusive wealth has focused on the supply
side of capital assets. However, human well-being created by capital assets inherently …

This volume aims to present a full-fledged case study of the national and subnational figures
for wealth in an industrialized, populous, and relatively homogenous country with a …

An economy may satisfy current sustainable development or may have satisfied the criterion
in the recent past but might not continue to do so in the near future. Whether an economy …

The Inclusive Wealth Index (IWI) is a new macro-economic index intended for use in
sustainability analyses and is the basis of the Inclusive Wealth Report, published in 2012 …