REFLECTIONS ON ENVIRONMENTAL ACCOUNTING ISSUES

André Vanoli

Review of Income and Wealth, 1995, vol. 41, issue 2, 113-137

Abstract: The paper studies how, in the future, certain environmental concerns could possibly be addressed in the central framework of the System of National Accounts. Considering only economic (market‐type) valuation and not ecological valuation. the position is taken that a number of changes to the SNA central framework may be envisaged. For example, accounting for the depletion of both renewable and non‐renewable natural resources. The issue of the degradation of natural resources due to their use for disposal services and the joint loss of consumption services is more complex, volume aspects should be considered rather than simple adjustments in current value.

Date: 1995
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