Abstract
When one wants to communicate there are rhetorical suggestions that will increase one’s chances to succeed in convincing the other part. If an easy, intelligible and ultimately elegant model to explain a phenomenon is presented, the chances to reach deeper into the centre of perception of a recipient will increase, compared to wrapping the same thing in perhaps more exact mathematical formulas. To make a point, one of the more complex explanations I have come across, when it comes to environmental-economic relations, is from Perrings dealing with long term sustainable development and biodiversity. It will probably elucidate what I mean. He says;
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Bratt, L. (2012). Three Totally Different Environmental/GDP Curves. In Sustainable Development - Education, Business and Management - Architecture and Building Construction - Agriculture and Food Security. InTech. https://doi.org/10.5772/26616
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