Using forensic economics to determine sustainability measures
The article explains how forensic economics can be used to assess sustainability measures by tracing economic activities’ environmental impacts. It highlights tools like water, carbon, and material footprint metrics to quantify sector contributions across production chains. By integrating environmental–economic accounting, policymakers can better analyze sustainability challenges and global value chain effects. The approach aims to support evidence-based decisions on environmental protection and sustainable development.
29 August 2017 I New Straits Times
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