Using Laplace series and partial integration in valuing environmental assets and estimating Green GDP

Abstract

This study proposes a novel method for valuing environmental assets and estimating Green GDP using Laplace series and partial integration. The method is based on the concept of environmental valuation and aims to provide a more accurate and comprehensive measure of economic growth that takes into account the value of natural resources and ecosystem services. The study begins by providing an overview of the key concepts and methods related to Laplace series and partial integration. It then explains the steps involved in applying the method to estimate Green GDP and presents the results obtained through the application of the proposed method. A comparison with existing methods is also provided, followed by a summary of the key findings and their implications for policy-making and investment decisions. The study concludes with suggestions for future research to further explore the potential of the proposed method and its impact on sustainable development. Overall, the study contributes to the existing literature on environmental valuation and provides a valuable tool for policymakers and investors to make more informed decisions that promote sustainable and equitable development.

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