The Great Shift : Macroeconomic projections For the World Economy at the 2050 Horizon

From a theoretical standpoint: 1) we present a con- crete embedding of the abstract rational cameras introduced in [19], deriving general direct and inverse projection for- mulas

“culture of discipline” in macroeconomic management, that led to the implementation of restrictive rules on monetary and fiscal policy; the contemporary European “commitment to

- preserving some ecosystem services (carbon sequestration, soil, water, pollination…) and/or saving the use of some agricultural inputs (water, fertilizers, pesticides…) -

human POPULATIONS FOOD intakes Exports - Imports WASTES FEED environmental impacts needs +/- satisfied non-food productions/potentials Rural Urban…?. land &

- Productions (human, animal, aquatic… food, non-food…). - Trade (Imports

relating to national productions, consumptions and trade of biomasses : - Populations (human, animal) - Consumptions (human, animal) - Land use (crops, pastures, forests…)

This means that a preservation of the pattern (a continuous decline of the exchange rate) over the whole period would lead to a decrease of the number of inquiries.. c)

Cite this article as: Luca Benati and Banque de France, Would the bundesbank have prevented the great inflation in the United States?, Journal of Economic Dynamics &