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es except.. a) Estimating satellite accounts b) Determination of sustainable yie

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Question

es except.. a) Estimating satellite accounts b) Determination of sustainable yield levels c) Determination of absorptive capacity d) Determination of optimal scale e) Estimating gross investment 7. Ecological economics covers some issues not covered by traditional economics. Which one of the following techniques is not specifically associated with ecological economics? Determining optimal macroeconomic scale Discounting future benefits and costs Estimating satellite accounts Using strong sustainability to guide policy Determination of environmental absorptive capacity a) b) c) d) e) 8. The combined input and waste flows in a system is called... a) Absorptive capacity b) Scale c) Throughput d) Strong sustainability e) Weak sustainability 9. The human economic system is generally considered to be a a) Closed system b) Open system c) Strong system d) Weak system e) Optimal system 10. The global ecosystem (except for solar energy) is generally considered to be a... a) Closed system b) Open system c) Strong system d) Weak system e) Optimal system QUESTIONS FROM CHAPTER 11 1 1) which one of the following statements is false? a) The economic supply of a non-renewable resource is generally less than the physical supply b) Identified reserves are those known with a high degree of certainty c) Sub-economic reserves may be extracted if prices or technology change d) Economically recoverable reserves cannot increase over time e) The physical supply of a non-renewable is finite

Explanation / Answer

Question 6) Answer :- Option e). Estimating gross investment.

Question 7). Answer :- Option b). Discounting future benefits and costs.

Question 8). Answer :- Option c). Throughput.

Question 9). Answer :- Option b). Open system.

Question 10) Answer :- Option a). Closed system.

Question 11) Answer :- Option d). Economically recoverable reserves can not increase over the time.