sustainable growth
Environmental health and education : Towards sustainable growth
... a sustainable growth are less constrained: economies that displays initially lower environmental quality or lower human capital might escape from being trapped and instead will follow a con- tinuous ...
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Intergenerational Equity with Heterogeneous Individual Time Preferences in a Model of Optimal and Sustainable Growth
... of sustainable growth theory has used positive ...optimal growth trajectory of an economy is unsus- tainable with a positive discount factor, which implies a declining consumption which approaches to ...
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Achieving Sustainable Growth at Uber Freight
... 39 Figure 15: Uber Freight’s Top 5 Lanes by Emissions (kg CO 2 e) We provided an in-depth view on emissions for lanes with utilization below 90% for year 2019 by dividing the weight of the load by the provided equipment ...
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Broadening Capital Acquisition with the Earnings of Capital as a Means of Sustainable Growth and Environmental Sustainability
... per-capita growth might be understood by the example of a person sawing ten boards per hour with a handsaw and one hundred boards per hour with a machine ...per-capita growth can be understood as capital ...
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The 'Dark Matter' in the Search for Sustainable Growth: Energy, Innovation and the Financially Paradoxical Role of Climate Confidence
... neoclassical growth model has ‘some semblance to those of the model that (Kaldor, 1957; 1961) and (Kalecki, 1939) attempted to construct [which] may be closer to the mark than the allegedly ‘theoretically correct’ ...
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The transformative power of agrifood industry development: policies and tools for restructuring the agricultural sector towards greater added value and sustainable growth
... The above trends highlight the global importance of agrifood industry development to rural transformation and the need for consistent statistics to measure the growth and impact of these changes on social and ...
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POLICY & FUNDING INFORMATION: Environmentally sustainable growth and intensification of agriculture (Belgium)
... Université catholique de Louvain, Université Libre de Bruxelles, Université de Liège, UNamur ILVO VITO CRA-W RMI/KMI Experimental stations in Universities and Research centers, con[r] ...
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Risk taking at the corporate level : the search for sustainable growth
... This table shows the results of an fixed effects estimation on the changes in the difference between the leverage of group affiliated firms compared to stand alone firms prior and post[r] ...
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How Does Innovation Sustain ‘Sustainable Innovation’?
... and sustainable innovation. Sustainable innovation benefits from the positive connotation of innovation, which is rooted in contemporary ...consequently, sustainable innovation assumes a normative ...
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Challenges of Sustainable and Commercial Aquaponics
... 5.5. Urban Farming and Short Supply Chains Aquaponic systems can be set up almost everywhere and have the potential to (sub-)urbanize food production. This could bring important socio-environmental benefits. Aquaponic ...
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Sustainable Development Goals, Implications on Nordic Diaspora
... • INTERACT project Researching Third Country Nationals’ Integration as a Three-way Process - Immigrants, Countries of Emigration and Countries of Immigration as Actors of Integration![r] ...
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Frugal innovation for sustainable rural electrification
... Introduction The use of second-life components, available at low cost locally, can prove to be a viable solution for the electrification of isolated villages in developing countries. If based on renewable energies, they ...
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Living heritage and sustainable tourism
... tourism growth at the core of the plan. Such growth-oriented discourse succeeds in mobilizing actors [21], with an emphasis on urban entrepreneurialism [22], concerned primarily with economic goals rather ...
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Working time patterns for sustainable work
... and explain through a gender perspective the main working time patterns in terms of duration, distribution and organisation across the EU; second, to explore the relationships between working time patterns and workers’ ...
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Non-Smooth Sustainable Development With Overshooting
... In this paper, we study the optimal path for an economy that produces an output using a stock of capital and a resource input extracted from a stock of renewable natural resource. We retain the Solow-Dasgupta-Heal ...
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Sustainable management models: innovating through Permaculture
... Birkinshaw and Goddard's management model The best way to understand “What might management models built on permaculture concepts look like?” is to use the proposal frame of Birkinshaw & Goddard (2009a, 2009b). Even ...
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Urban agriculture and sustainable urban landscape
... the sustainable development of towns (Monédiaire, 1999; Fleury, 2005; Sullivan & Lovell, 2006), with an operational objective to help urban planners to take into account UA in their land use ...between ...
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Place branding for local sustainable development
... sustainable development; however, a strong local (public-private) governance structure and financial support are imperative. • Further research is needed on the cooperation mechanisms in the target area to define ...
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Towards sustainable water management in Algeria
... It is a desert country without rivers. The climate is semi-arid and is prone to water scarcity [1]. In Alge- *Corresponding author. ria, water is rapidly becoming the key development issue. The country has one of the ...
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Embeddedness as a facilitator of sustainable entrepreneurship
... for sustainable entrepreneurs by making the point that sustainable entrepreneurs differ from their conventional counterparts in the fact that they have to take their stakeholders and their broader ...
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