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Intro
Acknowledgment
Contents
The Root Causes of Our Environmental Crises We Ignore
1 Introduction
2 Limits of Evolutionary Strengths and Psychological Biases
3 Human Population
4 Anthropocentrism
5 Myth that Technological Innovation Allows Endless Growth on a Finite Planet and that Increasing Consumption Increases Human ...
6 Conclusion
References
Risks from Transition to Low-Carbon Energies and Global Warming for FSU Countries
1 Introduction
2 The General Situation in the World Regarding Climate Change and the Assessment of Risks for the Global Economy
3 Risks of Transition to Low-Carbon Energy Carriers and of Reduction of Export of Traditional Energy Resources for EAEU Countr...
3.1 Global Transition from Fossil Fuels to Renewables
3.2 Importance of Hydrocarbons for Export of EAEU Countries
3.3 Oil
3.4 Natural Gas
3.5 Change in Global Demand for Hydrocarbons
4 Risk Assessment from Droughts, Floods, Permafrost Melting
5 Conclusions
References
The General Situation with Climate Change in the World and Risk Assessment for the Global Economy
1 Introduction
2 Global Problems at the Present Stage of Development
3 Climate Change as the Focus of Attention
4 Risks of Climate Change for the Global Economy
4.1 Global Warming Risks
4.2 Food and Water Security Risks
4.3 Natural Disaster Risks
4.4 Risks of Social Conflicts
5 Aggravation of the Consequences of Climate Change in the Context of the War in Ukraine
6 Conclusion
References
Why the Ramsey-Koopmans-Cass Model Underlying Noticeable Integrated Assessment Models Is Misleading in Economic and Climate Pr...
1 Introduction
2 The Scrutiny of Ramsey-Cass-Koopmans Model M-1
2.1 The Model Assumptions and Equations
2.2 The Stock and Flow Structure of M-1
2.3 Existence and Number of Stationary States in M-1
3 Aggravation Modes and Modification of M-1 into M-2
3.1 The 1st Aggravation Mode in M-1
3.2 The 2nd Aggravation Mode in M-1
3.3 The 3rd Aggravation Mode in M-2 with Unlimited Profit Rate
4 The Destructive Idea of Globally Stable Saddle Path in M-1
4.1 The Neglected Requirement of Material Balance
4.2 M-3 as Modified M-1 with Constant Consumption per Effective Worker
4.3 How the Movement Along Saddle Path Transforms M-1 into M-4
5 Robust Control of Capital Accumulation in R-1
5.1 Restructuring Modified Golden Rule of Accumulation in R-1
5.2 Pro-labour Strategic Choice of Golden Rule of Accumulation in R-1
6 Conclusion
Appendix
References
The Ecological Consequences of the Rising Economic Power of the BRICS Economies in Global Capitalism: An Eco-socialist Perspec...
1 Introduction
2 The Significance of the Spatial Shift in Global Capitalism
3 The Empirical Evidence for the Spatial Shift
3.1 The Evidence for Spatial Shift (GDP)
3.2 The Evidence for Spatial Shift (Foreign Direct Investment/FDI)
Acknowledgment
Contents
The Root Causes of Our Environmental Crises We Ignore
1 Introduction
2 Limits of Evolutionary Strengths and Psychological Biases
3 Human Population
4 Anthropocentrism
5 Myth that Technological Innovation Allows Endless Growth on a Finite Planet and that Increasing Consumption Increases Human ...
6 Conclusion
References
Risks from Transition to Low-Carbon Energies and Global Warming for FSU Countries
1 Introduction
2 The General Situation in the World Regarding Climate Change and the Assessment of Risks for the Global Economy
3 Risks of Transition to Low-Carbon Energy Carriers and of Reduction of Export of Traditional Energy Resources for EAEU Countr...
3.1 Global Transition from Fossil Fuels to Renewables
3.2 Importance of Hydrocarbons for Export of EAEU Countries
3.3 Oil
3.4 Natural Gas
3.5 Change in Global Demand for Hydrocarbons
4 Risk Assessment from Droughts, Floods, Permafrost Melting
5 Conclusions
References
The General Situation with Climate Change in the World and Risk Assessment for the Global Economy
1 Introduction
2 Global Problems at the Present Stage of Development
3 Climate Change as the Focus of Attention
4 Risks of Climate Change for the Global Economy
4.1 Global Warming Risks
4.2 Food and Water Security Risks
4.3 Natural Disaster Risks
4.4 Risks of Social Conflicts
5 Aggravation of the Consequences of Climate Change in the Context of the War in Ukraine
6 Conclusion
References
Why the Ramsey-Koopmans-Cass Model Underlying Noticeable Integrated Assessment Models Is Misleading in Economic and Climate Pr...
1 Introduction
2 The Scrutiny of Ramsey-Cass-Koopmans Model M-1
2.1 The Model Assumptions and Equations
2.2 The Stock and Flow Structure of M-1
2.3 Existence and Number of Stationary States in M-1
3 Aggravation Modes and Modification of M-1 into M-2
3.1 The 1st Aggravation Mode in M-1
3.2 The 2nd Aggravation Mode in M-1
3.3 The 3rd Aggravation Mode in M-2 with Unlimited Profit Rate
4 The Destructive Idea of Globally Stable Saddle Path in M-1
4.1 The Neglected Requirement of Material Balance
4.2 M-3 as Modified M-1 with Constant Consumption per Effective Worker
4.3 How the Movement Along Saddle Path Transforms M-1 into M-4
5 Robust Control of Capital Accumulation in R-1
5.1 Restructuring Modified Golden Rule of Accumulation in R-1
5.2 Pro-labour Strategic Choice of Golden Rule of Accumulation in R-1
6 Conclusion
Appendix
References
The Ecological Consequences of the Rising Economic Power of the BRICS Economies in Global Capitalism: An Eco-socialist Perspec...
1 Introduction
2 The Significance of the Spatial Shift in Global Capitalism
3 The Empirical Evidence for the Spatial Shift
3.1 The Evidence for Spatial Shift (GDP)
3.2 The Evidence for Spatial Shift (Foreign Direct Investment/FDI)