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1Visiting Fellow, Boston College, Boston and former Chief Environmental Economist, UNEP, Boston, USA.
Abstract:
Monetising the damage inflicted to economy and society is necessary and it is doable. The costing of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) enables clearer policy response and removes haziness in decisions. Costing the AMR facilitates the investment in interventions, needed for implementation of One Health.
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