Approaches to environmental accounting : proceedings of the IARIW Conference on Environmental Accounting, Baden (near Vienna), Austria 27-29 May 1991

National Accounting for Resource and Environmental Degradation: Alternative Approaches and Concepts.- Calculating a Sustainable National Income: A Practical Solution for a Theoretical Dilemma.- Neither Fish nor Fowl? Can Environmental Accounts Guide Economic Policy, Environmental Policy, Both or Neither? Conclusions from a United States Case Study.- Towards Pluralism in National Accounting Systems.- Natural Resource Accounting: Some Australian Experiences and Observations.- Materials/Energy Flows and Balances as a Component of Environmental Statistics.- An Environmental Module and the Complete System of National Accounts.- Notes on Economic Depreciation of Natural Resource Stocks and National Accounting.- Some Theoretical Problems in Accounting for Sustainable Consumption.- Valuation and Treatment of Depletable Resources in the National Accounts.- Depletable Resources: Fixed Capital or Inventories?.- Accounting for the Contribution of Environments to Economic Macroprozesses.- Substitution of Transport Activities: An Input-Output Approach to Determine Economic and Environmental Effects.- Environmental Accounting: Some Non-Technical Remarks.- The National Accounts and the Environment.- Eco Domestic Product: The Answer to Which Question?.- Applying the Notions of Capital and Income to Natural Depletable Resources in Economic Accounts.- A Stylized Model for Calculating Avoidance Costs.- Classification in Environmental Accounting: Some Observations on the Present State.- Environmental Variables in National Accounts: A Case Study for Italy.- Environment in a National Accounts Framework: The Austrian Approach to Environmental Accounting.- China's Research on Resource Accounting and Its Application to the National Economic Accounting System.- Natural Resource Accounting: The Norwegian Experience.- National Resource Accounting in Finland.- Causer-Related Indicators for Stresses upon the Environment. A Contribution to the Environmental Satellite-System of the Austrian SNA.- Selected Issues in Integrated Environmental Economic Accounting.- System for Integrated Environmental and Economic Accounting (SEEA) of the United Nations.- Annex.- Mailing Addresses of Authors.