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| Tekijä: | Sterrer, W. |
| Otsikko: | Human economics: a non-human perspective |
| Lehti: | Ecological Economics
1993 : No. 7. p. 183-202 |
| Asiasana: | HUMAN CAPITAL ECONOMICS ECONOMIC BEHAVIOUR NATURAL RESOURCES |
| Kieli: | eng |
| Tiivistelmä: | Tools - or man-made capital, i.e. the capital of economists- are the exosomatic equivalents of organs. Both are created from environmental resources , promoting net energy flow from the environment to the owner. But current human economic behavior differs from that of non-human organisms. Humans are characterized by l.exploding their economic interaction /i.e. the transformation of natural to man-made capital and its use, storage, accumulation and transmission to the next generation/ into the exosomatic sphere, 2. standardizing net energy flow /largely one-way interspecific and reciprocal intraspecific/, and finally by 3. debt which means today's sale of tomorrow's yet unharvested and unowned natural capital. |
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