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Accountability: Why We Need to Count Social and Environmental Cost for A Livable Future
True Cost Accounting = Environmental and Social Responsibility
Historically, our markets and educational system have ignored the economics of sustainability. As a result, we consider only a small part of the exchanges we make and the impact of our actions.
This book provides guidance and support for adopting true cost accounting.
The challenge is to make true cost reporting and accounting easier for consumers, accountants, CEOs, CFOs, engineers, designers, sustainability report writers, and database and data mining software developers. It can be done. It must be done!
Historically, our markets and educational system have ignored the economics of sustainability. As a result, we consider only a small part of the exchanges we make and the impact of our actions.
This book provides guidance and support for adopting true cost accounting.
The challenge is to make true cost reporting and accounting easier for consumers, accountants, CEOs, CFOs, engineers, designers, sustainability report writers, and database and data mining software developers. It can be done. It must be done!
401 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 14, 2023
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David A. Bainbridge
22 books5 followersBorn in New York state in 1948, but raised in the western US, David A. Bainbridge is a restoration ecologist, and has degrees in earth science and ecology from UC San Diego and UC Davis. His other interests include solar energy, straw bale construction, environmental economics, and bears.
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