Lecture

Sustainability Capitals: Natural, Human, and Economic

In course

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Description

This lecture by the instructor covers the concept of sustainability and the different types of capitals essential for economic growth. It discusses natural, human, and economic capitals, their classification, and their impact on well-being and welfare. The lecture also explores the relationship between environmental functions and human benefits, emphasizing the importance of preserving the biosphere for future generations.

Instructor

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