Towards a Grand Deal
Article | 31-05-2001
Recent studies have identified public subsidies as one of the principal causes of unsustainable development. According to de Moor and Calamai (1997), governments worldwide, dispense over $US700 billion each year on public subsidies in agriculture, energy, water and road transport.
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Their analysis demonstrates that the bulk of these resources not only fails to achieve desired results but also undermines every aspect of sustainable development.
| Author(s) | De Moor, A |
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| Publication date | 31-05-2001 |
| Publication | Natural Resources Forum, 25: 167-176. |
