"Not all environmental assets have to be 'priced' in order to design environmentally adjusted indicators that are of considerable value to decision makers". How prevalent is
this view?

Question

"Not all environmental assets have to be 'priced' in order to design environmentally adjusted indicators that are of considerable value to decision makers". How prevalent is
 this view?

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The view that not all environmental assets need to be priced in order to design environmentally adjusted indicators is a common view held by many economists, particularly those who advocate for incorporating environmental sustainability into economic decision making. However, it is not a view held by all economists. Therefore, choice C is the best answer. Neither D nor E can be supported as they attempt to incorrectly link a specific group of economists to this view. Option A cannot be correct, as it is highly unlikely that all economists would completely agree on any statement. Option B also cannot be correct, as there are certainly some economists who believe that pricing environmental assets is essential to designing environmentally adjusted indicators.

"Not All Environmental Assets Have to Be 'Priced' in Order