Total Factor Productivity Growth and the Environment: A Case for Green Growth Accounting

Xepapadeas, Anastasios; Tzouvelekas, Vangelis; Vouvaki, Dimitra

doi:10.2139/ssrn.981133

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“…El trabajo desarrollado por Tzouvelekas., et al, (2007) Además, observan que el crecimiento de la PTF fue impulsado en gran medida por el capital, 45.8%, la mano de obra, 34.5%, y en menor medida por el progreso tecnológico 19.7%. Kohli (2011) analiza la productividad total de los factores para los Estados Unidos en el periodo 1970-2001 con estimaciones de la función de producción translogarítmica agregada para corroborar el cambio tecnológico a partir de la evolución de las variables trabajo, capital y tiempo.…”

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Estudio de la productividad total de los factores de las entidades de la región mar de cortés de México: 1993-2018

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2023

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El objetivo de la presente investigación es analizar el desempeño de la productividad total de los factores (PTF) a nivel manufacturas de la región mar de cortés y el grado de contribución de cada una de las entidades que la conforman en el periodo 1993-2018. Para ello, las metodologías usadas son el modelo del Residuo de Solow mediante una función de tipo Cobb-Douglas y los diagramas sunrise/sunset de Harberger. Los resultados obtenidos muestran un crecimiento significativo de la PTF en la región para el periodo de estudio aunque claramente diferenciado ya que Baja California y Sonora son las entidades “ganadoras” al registrar el mejor comportamiento en términos de producción, empleo y productividad mientras que Sinaloa, Baja California Sur y Nayarit son las entidades “perdedoras” al mostrar avances muy limitados en el crecimiento de la PTF. Lo anterior precisa la implementación de estrategias regionales que favorezcan la integración de las entidades rezagadas y que promuevan el fortalecimiento de las manufacturas mexicanas.

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Estudio de la productividad total de los factores de las entidades de la región mar de cortés de México: 1993-2018

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2023

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“…The endogenous growth literature has developed as an attempt to explain the exogenous growth variable, with different kinds of endogenous growth processes. However, emission growths contribute significantly to output growth and the use of the environment as a not fully compensated factor of production could also explain some share of output growth that is traditionally explained by technical change (Xepapadeas et al, 2007).…”

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The Economy, The Biosphere and Planetary Boundaries: Towards Biosphere Economics

Crépin

2015

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Nine planetary boundaries have been proposed, capturing essential biophysical processes that sustain the Earth System and its biosphere in an accommodating state for humanity. Drawing on economics literature, we propose conditions under which remaining within these boundaries is in line with economic policy. We assert that pervasive uncertainties combined with impacts of trespassing planetary boundaries clearly legitimate using safe minimum standards or precautionary approaches. Moreover, information about the risk structure of these processes, including potential large-scale regime shifts, could help refine policies for how to relate to the zones of uncertainty of the boundaries. Planetary * We are grateful for useful comments from four anonymous reviewers, Line Gordon and Matìas Piaggio, assistance from Daniel Ospina and funding from the Ebba and Sven Schwartz foundation. Carl Folke acknowledges the support of STIAS,

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“…Green economic efficiency (GEE) reflects the economic efficiency of a country or region after comprehensive consideration of resource depletion and environmental impact, and is directly related to the green economy development in the future [8]. In the research on the measurement of GEE, existing studies incorporated the cost of environmental pollution control into the production function as an undesired output, and used the Solow residual value method to measure green economy productivity to judge whether a country or region could achieve green economic development [9][10][11]. With the continuous deepening of the index system and method innovation research on GEE, scholars have selected indicators based on the traditional indicator system of labor, capital, resource input, economic expected output, and environmental pollution discharge as undesired output [12], adding consideration for the input and output of factors such as technology and smog [13].…”

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Analysis of the Dynamic Relationship between Green Economy Efficiency and Urban Land Development Intensity in China

Hou

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IJERPH

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The improvement of green economic efficiency (GEE) should be realized under reasonable urban land development intensity (ULDI). Improving GEE can also help alleviate the negative externalities of excessive or unreasonable ULDI. Clarifying the interactive response mechanism between GEE and ULDI is a key link in regional sustainable development. Therefore, this paper uses the super-efficiency slack-based model (SBM) method, panel entropy method, and panel vector auto regression model to comprehensively analyze the interactive response relationship between GEE and ULDI in 283 prefecture-level cities in China from 2003 to 2019. This paper finds that: (1) during the research period, both the GEE and ULDI showed a relatively obvious upward trend, which is manifested in the fact that ULDI increased year by year while GEE overall increased in volatility. The growth and evolution trend of ULDI and GEE has the characteristics of interaction and coordination; (2) there is a two-way interactive Granger causality between ULDI and GEE, showing a positive interactive response effect; and (3) both ULDI and GEE have positive inertial growth and self-enhancement mechanisms. In the long run, GEE has a greater impact on the change of ULDI.

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Total Factor Productivity Growth and the Environment: A Case for Green Growth Accounting

Cited by 17 publications

References 40 publications

Estudio de la productividad total de los factores de las entidades de la región mar de cortés de México: 1993-2018

Estudio de la productividad total de los factores de las entidades de la región mar de cortés de México: 1993-2018

The Economy, The Biosphere and Planetary Boundaries: Towards Biosphere Economics

Analysis of the Dynamic Relationship between Green Economy Efficiency and Urban Land Development Intensity in China

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