... puzzling over “need” to be as contemporary as ever. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2011 Resource management Classification Personal health Health services Social economics Multiple, confusing conceptions about health need are currently in use. “Need” is a word heard in other...

..., is empirically estimated for Australia. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Environmental management Economics Resource management In this paper we follow the main theme in unitary economics. This is the importance of a synergy between different value systems to enhance the welfare...

... by the fundamental axiom of economic rationality. © MCB UP Limited 2000 Resource management Markets Theory Economic theory The implication here is that, as prices and quantities move in opposite directions, the demand curve shifts backward bodily. This is due to the fact that a market...

.../resource management policy. But Bangladesh does not actually lack such a policy. For example, the Bangladesh Environment Conservation Act (1995) defines the environment to include “water, air, land and physical properties and the inter‐relationship which exists among and between them and human beings...

... biodiversity and natural resources. Environment Green issues Land use Resource management Sustainable development The rate at which natural resources are used up for the growth of world economy outstrips the rapid growth of population. While developed countries of the world use up a large chunk...

..., discussing its implications for uncertainty, discounting and social welfare. © MCB UP Limited 1997 Discounts Resource management Sustainable development All of these issues have created considerable difficulties in the theory of optimal development. Recently a more fundamental challenge has...