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[A materially large economy in coevolution with nature cannot simply track its internal flows of money. To ensure its long-term persistence, it must also account for its material exchanges with nature. In a planetary economy, financial and material flows would be tracked alongside one another. This would ensure that instruments designed to encourage material efficiency would have the desired effect, and be calibrated correctly. Standard accounting procedures for financial flows are easily adapted to material ones, allowing a side-by-side comparison. With some modifications, the structure used for business entities can apply also to systems of national and global accounts.]
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