[P2P-F] Fwd: new paper calculating Global GPI

Thu Jul 11 16:24:15 CEST 2013

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From: Robert Costanza <costanza at thesolutionsjournal.com>
Date: Wed, Jul 3, 2013 at 8:58 AM
Subject: new paper calculating Global GPI
To: Solutions List <solutions at lists.pdx.edu>

Hi All.

I just wanted to draw your attention to a recent paper (attached) I
co-authored that calculates a global GPI (Genuine Progress Indicator).  GPI
takes income distribution into account, along with household and volunteer
work and the costs of natural, social, and human capital depletion. This is
the first synthesis of national GPI studies to get a global estimate.

We got some pretty interesting results showing that global GPI/capita
peaked in 1978. This means that globally the external costs of economic
growth have outweighed the benefits since 1978.  We also found that
globally, GPI/capita does not increase beyond a GDP/capita of around
$6,500/capita.

Take a look and forward to others who may be interested.

All the best
Bob

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