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Robert Constanza, Public Policy Professor, Australian National University
The GDP Should No Longer Be Used to Measure Economic Growth

Tuesday, March 22, 2016

Robert Constanza is renowned the world over for his pathbreaking inquiries at the intersection of economics and ecology. The public policy professor at the Australian National University believes the way we typically measure a country's economic growth is misleading. Three weeks ago, the 66-year-old professor was in Jakarta and in between his busy schedule managed to talk to Gustidha Budiartie and Ayu Prima Sandi from Tempo.

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Robert Constanza is renowned the world over for his pathbreaking inquiries at the intersection of economics and ecology. The public policy professor at the Australian National University believes the way we typically measure a country's economic growth is misleading. Three weeks ago, the 66-year-old professor was in Jakarta and in between his busy schedule managed to talk to Gustidha Budiartie and Ayu Prima Sandi from Tempo.

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