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Environmental defensive expenditures by industry do not inflate GNP? The GNP revision revisited

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Dr Max Börlin is consultant in economy of the environment, resources and development in Founex (Switzerland) and is associated with Webster University and the Product-Life Institute, Geneva (see also, “Profile of Max Börlin” (The Environmentalist,7(1), 4–7). The author thanks Professor Gabrielle Antille, University of Geneva, for reacting to a draft of this Comment. Dr Börlin, of course, takes full responsibility for the present version. The subject of this short comment will be taken up again in Antille, G and Börlin, M. “Intégration des dépenses environnementales dans l'analyze entrées-sorties (input- output)”, to be presented at “Econometrics of Environment”, Geneva, 8–10 January, 1992.

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Börlin, M. Environmental defensive expenditures by industry do not inflate GNP? The GNP revision revisited. Environmentalist 11, 312–313 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01266564

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