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How GDP compares to Inclusive Wealth – Brazil Component1 #146964 Preliminary findings.
Overview of changes in per capita wealth in Brazil 1990–2008

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Planet Under Pressure »Planet Under PressurePlanet Under Pressure☜DebateGraph and the Planet Under Pressure scientists are collaborating to distill the main arguments, evidence, risks and policy options facing humanity in a dynamic knowledge map to help visualise and inform global policy dialogue and deliberation.☜F1CEB7

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3. Challenges to progress »3. Challenges to progress3. Challenges to progress☜What are the main obstacles to the implementation of the options and opportunities identified as potential responses to the crisis?☜FFB597

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Reliance on GDP as a key indicator is a barrier to progress »Reliance on GDP as a key indicator is a barrier to progressReliance on GDP as a key indicator is a barrier to progress☜Gross Domestic Product is an inadequate, misleading and counterproductive index of economic progress and national wealth from a long-term perspective – and should replaced with a more inclusive and realistic indicator.☜59C6EF

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Better indicators than GDP? »Better indicators than GDP?Better indicators than GDP?☜What are the potential complements, or replacements, for GDP as a national indicator of progress?☜FFB597

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Inclusive Wealth Indicator »Inclusive Wealth IndicatorInclusive Wealth Indicator☜GDP should be complemented, or replaced by an Inclusive Wealth Indicator that reflects the sustainability of natural and human capital as well as manufactured capital, and, ideally, even the social and ecological constituents of human well-being.☜59C6EF

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How GDP compares to Inclusive Wealth – BrazilHow GDP compares to Inclusive Wealth – Brazil☜Preliminary findings.☜9FDEF6

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Brazil and India case studies »Brazil and India case studiesBrazil and India case studies☜Between 1990 and 2008, the wealth of Brazil and India (in terms of GDP per capita) rose 34% and 120% respectively. But when measures of natural, human and manufactured capital are considered together to obtain a more comprehensive value, Brazil’s “Inclusive Wealth” rose just 3% and India’s rose 9%.☜FFFACD

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Link[1] Barriers to change

Author: Anantha Duraiappah - Executive Director of the United Nat ions University’s International Human Dimensions Programme
Cited by: David Price 2:29 PM 1 April 2012 GMT
Citerank: (3) 146957Inclusive Wealth IndicatorGDP should be complemented, or replaced by an Inclusive Wealth Indicator that reflects the sustainability of natural and human capital as well as manufactured capital, and, ideally, even the social and ecological constituents of human well-being.959C6EF, 146963How GDP compares to Inclusive Wealth – IndiaPreliminary findings.109FDEF6, 146973Governance framework is ill-suited to the challengesThe current institutional framework of governance emerged from, and has been shaped by, the demands of the post-World War II world – and incremental changes to the framework are no longer sufficient to adapt the governance framework to the challenges the world faces in the 21st Century.959C6EF
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http://www.planetunderpressure2012.net/pdf/pr_28_03_12_barriers_to_change.pdf

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