An integrated stochastic economic-ecological-social model with stratified-population

Rodriguez-Gonzalez, Pablo T.; Rico-Martı́nez, Ramiro; Rico-Ramı́rez, Vicente

doi:10.1016/j.ecolmodel.2017.11.012

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“…In this regard, contemporary research has been attempted to discuss environmental issues with the economic perspective. The relationships among environment, industrial structure, foreign direct investment, trade, corporate ownership, economic agglomeration and market segmentation are emerging topics to be discussed recently (Zhou et al, 2013) (Ren et al, 2014) and (Witt, 2014), while these studies explored the behavior of the fiscal system and the government with changes in the environment quality, in particular the impact of fiscal decentralization on the environment (Rodriguez-Gonzalez et al, 2018) & (Lepitzki and Axsen, 2018). It has been noted that fiscal decentralization and vertical fiscal imbalances (VFIs) contribute to improving the quality of the environment through better public expenditure structure (Alemzero et al, 2020b) and (Alemzero et al, 2020a).…”

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Vertical financial disparity, energy prices and emission reduction: Empirical insights from Pakistan

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Ngo

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Journal of Environmental Management

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The economic and environmental aspects of energy production have become important due to the increasing complexity energy sector and envoirnmental pollution, warranting to test the connection between financial imbalances, energy prices and carbon emission. The study aims to test the impact of vertical fiscal imbalances (VFI) on energy prices and carbon emission trends by considering the dual-perspectives of environmental regulation and industrial structure. The empirical outcomes indicated that vertical fiscal imbalances limited the environmental quality of Pakistan. Furthermore, VFI also caused environmental degradation by affecting industrial structure. VFI inhibits the intensity of environmental regulation, promotes the upgrade of industrial structures, both of which cause additional carbon emissions. The study suggest to energy ministries and energy regulation offices to revisit the machinism of energy prices determination and revised machanisim should provide a user-friendly assessment to understand the actual costs associated with the rising concern of environmental pollution. By this, envoirnmental protection maximization and optimal energy conservation is expacted to increase. Based on empirical findings, the study extends the suggestion that vertical fiscal imbalances should be considered an active indicator by the key policy makers and other stakeholders for energy prices determination and environmental quality upgradation.

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Vertical financial disparity, energy prices and emission reduction: Empirical insights from Pakistan

Chien

Ngo

et al. 2021

Journal of Environmental Management

118

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“…The correlation among ecological, manufacturing composition, green financing, merchandise, corporate proprietorship, economic amalgamation, and market separation is currently discussed gaining prominence globally. Zhou et al (2013), Ren et al (2014), andWitt (2014) investigated the conduct of the fiscal governance and the public alongside variations in the ecological worth, particularly the effect of fiscal devolution on the ecology (Rodriguez-Gonzalez et al 2018;Lepitzki and Axsen 2018). This has been observed that fiscal devolution adds to advancing the ecology's worth via enhanced government spending and composition.…”

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Nexus between green financing, renewable energy generation, and energy efficiency: empirical insights through DEA technique

Liu

Wei

et al. 2021

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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“…(2013), and Rodriguez‐Gonzalez et al. (2018). This integrated planetary model is referred to in this work as Model‐V0.…”

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“…The model used in this work is an integrated planetary model originally developed by the US EPA (the United States Environmental Protection Agency) (Whitmore et al, 2006). The model has been frequently refined and used to study different aspects of sustainability by , Kotecha et al (2013), andRodriguez-Gonzalez et al (2018). This integrated planetary model is referred to in this work as Model-V0.…”

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Sustainability in a global circular economy: Insights on consumer price sensitivity

Hanumante

Shastri

Hoadley

2022

J of Industrial Ecology

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Circular economy (CE) is seen as a way of achieving global sustainability. This study demonstrates how consumer decisions, particularly in relation to price sensitivity, have a significant influence on CE adoption and therefore on global sustainability. An integrated planetary model representing the world through 15 ecological-industrial compartments is considered. The functioning of the model is governed by food web dynamics and a macro-economic model. A circulation industry compartment recycles used products going to waste. The consumer price sensitivity for the circulated goods is captured by considering the consumers' cumulative CE participation (CCEP). Different CCEP patterns are studied for a variety of consumption increase rates. The results show that greater preference for circulated goods avoided system collapse, and corresponding CCEP patterns identify the sustainable zone (TSZ). A parametric study of combinations of CCEP patterns and consumption growth rates showed that with the higher consumption growth rate (four to six times linear increase of consumption over simulation horizon), the TSZ shrinks (50%). Moreover, at higher consumption growth rates, more economic incentives are required to obtain a similar ecosystem response. Finally, at a very high level of CE adoption, the overall population becomes less wealthy. Thus, preventing the consumption growth rather than promoting the CE through subsidies is more desirable from economic and ecological perspectives.

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An integrated stochastic economic-ecological-social model with stratified-population

Cited by 22 publications

References 27 publications

Vertical financial disparity, energy prices and emission reduction: Empirical insights from Pakistan

Vertical financial disparity, energy prices and emission reduction: Empirical insights from Pakistan

Nexus between green financing, renewable energy generation, and energy efficiency: empirical insights through DEA technique

Sustainability in a global circular economy: Insights on consumer price sensitivity

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