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On the relationship between scale, allocation and distribution

Deepak Malghan
Journal Name
Ecological Economics
Journal Publication
others
Publication Year
2010
Public Policy
Publication Date
Vol. 69, No. 3, PP 2261-2270, 15 September 2010
Abstract

We develop a formal framework to investigate the relationship between ecological economics' concept of scale, and the more traditional concerns of allocation, and distribution. The framework presented here helps clarify differences between the normative and positive aspects of scale, allocation, and distribution. In particular, we distinguish between 'normative rules' and 'normative benchmarks'.

On the relationship between scale, allocation and distribution

Author(s) Name: Deepak Malghan
Journal Name: Ecological Economics
Volume: Vol. 69, No. 3, PP 2261-2270, 15 September 2010
Year of Publication: 2010
Abstract:

We develop a formal framework to investigate the relationship between ecological economics' concept of scale, and the more traditional concerns of allocation, and distribution. The framework presented here helps clarify differences between the normative and positive aspects of scale, allocation, and distribution. In particular, we distinguish between 'normative rules' and 'normative benchmarks'.