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Environmental Valuation and the Hawaiian Economy

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Economic planning and policy analysis are commonly criticized for their failure to properly account for adverse effects of economic development on the environment and other interactions between nature and the market economy. The limited and piecemeal curbs on land development projects, e.g. as provided by environmental impact requirements, fail to diagnose the major negative impacts of the economy on development and to direct available resources to the most serious environmental problems in a cost-effective manner.

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