Marginal Consumption of Nature
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The principle that the per-dollar drawdown on nature is highest for people escaping extreme poverty (who spend almost all marginal income on food and natural resources) and decreases as wealth rises, since wealthier people spend additional income on non-natural goods and have more options to avoid harmful consumption.
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