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Sustainable development requires a nondeclining growth of the productive base or comprehensive wealth an economy. We use concept inclusive (IW) to assess national and sustainability. IW comprises natural, human, produced capital. With multisource data GIS technology, this study created pixel-level database for China Japan in 2000, 2005, 2010, 2015. Using high-resolution data, we first conducted...

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