The "balanced" growth indicator provides

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The "balanced" growth indicator provides

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Reading: In 2023, the NIP amounts to €2,294 billion. Adjusted for the degradation of climate capital induced by French emissions and the depletion of the carbon budget, it falls to €2,200 billion, a decrease of €94 billion. Net savings in 2023 are positive at €68 billion. Adjusted for the degradation of climate capital in France induced by global emissions and the depletion of the carbon budget, it falls by €201 billion and becomes negative, established at – €133 billion.

Analyzing the consequences of GHG emissions also allows us to consider their effects "beyond GDP," particularly on household health and mortality. This leads to extending the scope of national accounting to this type of effect spam database and therefore to integrating them into the proposed indicators, which are then considered "extended." Of course, in the debate surrounding this type of indicator, it may seem incongruous to give a monetary equivalent to the essentially non-monetary dimensions of threats to health and living conditions due to global warming. But this is a necessary step in order to imagine constructing a synthetic indicator.

a different view of the evolution of household purchasing power
Accounts by household category over several years make it possible to examine the differentiated evolution of the distribution of national income, for example between the poorest and the most well-off.
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