Where is National Wealth - Theories, Methods, and Policies of Green Wealth Accounting

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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Preface Acknowledgments Abbreviations and Acronyms Logic Diagram of National Wealth Estimation Content Summary Part I National Wealth Accounting
Chapter 1 Millennial Asset Assessment
1.1 Analysis of National Wealth Structure
1.2 Natural Wealth and Economic Development
1.3 Natural Wealth and Public Policy
1.4 Wealth Accounting and National Savings
1.5 Wealth Accounting and Fiscal Policy
1.6 Investment in Intangible Capital Surplus
1.7 Conclusion
Chapter 2 Wealth Stock Estimation
2.1 Wealth Gap Between Rich and Poor Countries
2.2 Methodology and Steps for Wealth Estimation
2.3 Analysis of Wealth Accounting Results
2.4 Analysis of Intangible Capital Accounting Results
2.5 Natural Wealth Gap Between Rich and Poor Countries
2.6 The Role of Land Resource Wealth in Poor Countries
2.7 Conclusion
Part II Accounting of Wealth Changes
Chapter 3 Estimation of Genuine Savings
3.1 Calculation Process of Genuine Savings
3.2 Interpretation of Genuine Savings Estimation
3.3 Case Study of Genuine Savings Calculation
3.4 Regional Differences in Genuine Savings
3.5 Resource Rent and Genuine Savings
3.6 National Income and Genuine Savings
3.7 Economic Growth and Genuine Savings
3.8 Conclusion
Chapter 4 Accounting of Resource Rent
4.1 Estimation of Production Capital
4.2 Evaluation Data of Resource Rent and Production Capital
4.3 Conclusion
Chapter 5 Accounting of Per Capita Wealth
5.1 Accounting of Per Capita Wealth Change: A Case Study of Ghana
5.2 Changes in Per Capita Wealth in African Countries
5.3 Changes in Per Capita Wealth Across Different Countries
5.4 Conclusion
Chapter 6 Empirical Analysis of Genuine Savings
6.1 Basic Assumptions
6.2 Data and Methods
6.3 Empirical Results
6.4 Conclusion
Part III Development of Wealth Accounting
Chapter 7 Accounting of Intangible Capital Surplus
7.1 Definition of Intangible Capital
7.2 Regression Analysis of Intangible Resource Surplus
7.3 Elasticity Coefficients
7.4 Marginal Surplus
7.5 Decomposition of Intangible Capital
7.6 Case Studies of Three Countries
7.7 Conclusion
Chapter 8 Wealth Accounting and Production Function
8.1 Wealth Accounting and Production Function
8.2 Nested Constant Elasticity of Substitution (CES) Production Function
8.3 Regression Results
8.4 Simulation Analysis
8.5 Conclusion
Part IV Environmental Economic Accounting
Chapter 9 Development and Application of Environmental Accounts
9.1 Development Process of Environmental Accounts
9.2 Environmental Accounts and Sustainable Development
9.3 International Experience
9.4 Policy Applications of SEEA
9.5 Conclusion
Appendix Data Sources and Methodology
Appendix 1 National Wealth Accounting Methods
Appendix 2 Calculation Methods of Adjusted Net Savings
Appendix 3 National-Level Wealth Estimation in 2000
Appendix 4 National Genuine Savings Estimation in 2000
Appendix 5 Changes in Per Capita Wealth in 2000
References
Postscript Preface Acknowledgments Abbreviations and Acronyms Logic Diagram of National Wealth Estimation Content Summary Part I National Wealth Accounting
Chapter 1 Millennial Asset Assessment
1.1 Analysis of National Wealth Structure
1.2 Natural Wealth and Economic Development
1.3 Natural Wealth and Public Policy
1.4 Wealth Accounting and National Savings
1.5 Wealth Accounting and Fiscal Policy
1.6 Investment in Intangible Capital Surplus
1.7 Conclusion
Chapter 2 Wealth Stock Estimation
2.1 Wealth Gap Between Rich and Poor Countries
2.2 Methodology and Steps for Wealth Estimation
2.3 Analysis of Wealth Accounting Results
2.4 Analysis of Intangible Capital Accounting Results
2.5 Natural Wealth Gap Between Rich and Poor Countries
2.6 The Role of Land Resource Wealth in Poor Countries
2.7 Conclusion
Part II Accounting of Wealth Changes
Chapter 3 Estimation of Genuine Savings
3.1 Calculation Process of Genuine Savings
3.2 Interpretation of Genuine Savings Estimation
3.3 Case Study of Genuine Savings Calculation
3.4 Regional Differences in Genuine Savings
3.5 Resource Rent and Genuine Savings
3.6 National Income and Genuine Savings
3.7 Economic Growth and Genuine Savings
3.8 Conclusion
Chapter 4 Accounting of Resource Rent
4.1 Estimation of Production Capital
4.2 Evaluation Data of Resource Rent and Production Capital
4.3 Conclusion
Chapter 5 Accounting of Per Capita Wealth
5.1 Accounting of Per Capita Wealth Change: A Case Study of Ghana
5.2 Changes in Per Capita Wealth in African Countries
5.3 Changes in Per Capita Wealth Across Different Countries
5.4 Conclusion
Chapter 6 Empirical Analysis of Genuine Savings
6.1 Basic Assumptions
6.2 Data and Methods
6.3 Empirical Results
6.4 Conclusion
Part III Development of Wealth Accounting
Chapter 7 Accounting of Intangible Capital Surplus
7.1 Definition of Intangible Capital
7.2 Regression Analysis of Intangible Resource Surplus
7.3 Elasticity Coefficients
7.4 Marginal Surplus
7.5 Decomposition of Intangible Capital
7.6 Case Studies of Three Countries
7.7 Conclusion
Chapter 8 Wealth Accounting and Production Function
8.1 Wealth Accounting and Production Function
8.2 Nested Constant Elasticity of Substitution (CES) Production Function
8.3 Regression Results
8.4 Simulation Analysis
8.5 Conclusion
Part IV Environmental Economic Accounting
Chapter 9 Development and Application of Environmental Accounts
9.1 Development Process of Environmental Accounts
9.2 Environmental Accounts and Sustainable Development
9.3 International Experience
9.4 Policy Applications of SEEA
9.5 Conclusion
Appendix Data Sources and Methodology
Appendix 1 National Wealth Accounting Methods
Appendix 2 Calculation Methods of Adjusted Net Savings
Appendix 3 National-Level Wealth Estimation in 2000
Appendix 4 National Genuine Savings Estimation in 2000
Appendix 5 Changes in Per Capita Wealth in 2000
References
Postscript