Summary:
[unable to retrieve full-text content]China’s technology hub of Shenzhen claims to have established the first complete system of accounting that will focus on the contributions made by resources and the environment to the local economy, that could potentially replace traditional gross domestic product (GDP) to define the development of the city. The introduction of the gross ecosystem product (GEP) system comes as China is looking to play down the importance of its GDP growth rate after Beijing dropped a specific numerical target…
Topics:
He Huifeng considers the following as important:
This could be interesting, too:
[unable to retrieve full-text content][unable to retrieve full-text content]China’s technology hub of Shenzhen claims to have established the first complete system of accounting that will focus on the contributions made by resources and the environment to the local economy, that could potentially replace traditional gross domestic product (GDP) to define the development of the city. The introduction of the gross ecosystem product (GEP) system comes as China is looking to play down the importance of its GDP growth rate after Beijing dropped a specific numerical target…
Topics:
He Huifeng considers the following as important:
This could be interesting, too:
James Picerno writes The ETF Portfolio Strategist: 21 April 2021
Doug Short writes Cryptocurrencies Through 4/20
Doug Short writes America’s Driving Habits as of February 2021
Lambert Strether writes 2:00PM Water Cooler 4/21/2021
China’s technology hub of Shenzhen claims to have established the first complete system of accounting that will focus on the contributions made by resources and the environment to the local economy, that could potentially replace traditional gross domestic product (GDP) to define the development of the city. The introduction of the gross ecosystem product (GEP) system comes as China is looking to play down the importance of its GDP growth rate after Beijing dropped a specific numerical target…