The financial crisis has revealed that the growth regime characterizing the world before 2008 was unsustainable. In effect, despite the bright performance recorded in term of GDP increase during the 2003‐2007 period, wealth was decreasing. The increased indebtedness of households was matched by overvaluated assets. When assets prices returned to earth the sheer reality appeared: we were poorer. This episode remember us a fundamental, although intuitive, fact: a process is sustainable if it does not lead us to consume so to speak the capital out of which we obtain our income. It is why an indicator of sustainability is so important to evaluate the macro economic performance of an economy and the strategy of countries (...)
Emerging economies can experience periods of rapid growth and large capital inflows, followed by sud...
The search for sustainability indicators should be guided by a theory of sustainable development (SD...
Whether the global crisis that has hit the world economy so severely since August 2007 was rooted in...
The financial crisis has revealed that the growth regime characterizing the world before 2008 was un...
The current financial meltdown is the result of under-regulated markets built on an ideology of free...
We raise fundamental questions about macroeconomics relevant to escaping the financial-economic cris...
The shortcomings and biases of traditional macroeconomic indicators are even more obvious if we anal...
WWWforEurope Policy Paper No. 10, 34 pages We raise fundamental questions about macroeconomics rele...
The capital approach, or the wealth economy framework of sustainability broadens the conventional me...
This article argues that the recent financial crisis was caused largely by the long-term problem of ...
For economists in 1974, it was a live question whether the exhaustion of natural resources, such as ...
Sustainable development is concerned with how current decisions about how to manage a portfolio of w...
Genuine Savings has emerged as the leading economic indicator of sustainable economic development at...
Globalized economy has changed the whole world both in good and in bad. The changes in economy have ...
How sustainable is the growth pattern of a national economy? At first, answering this question seems...
Emerging economies can experience periods of rapid growth and large capital inflows, followed by sud...
The search for sustainability indicators should be guided by a theory of sustainable development (SD...
Whether the global crisis that has hit the world economy so severely since August 2007 was rooted in...
The financial crisis has revealed that the growth regime characterizing the world before 2008 was un...
The current financial meltdown is the result of under-regulated markets built on an ideology of free...
We raise fundamental questions about macroeconomics relevant to escaping the financial-economic cris...
The shortcomings and biases of traditional macroeconomic indicators are even more obvious if we anal...
WWWforEurope Policy Paper No. 10, 34 pages We raise fundamental questions about macroeconomics rele...
The capital approach, or the wealth economy framework of sustainability broadens the conventional me...
This article argues that the recent financial crisis was caused largely by the long-term problem of ...
For economists in 1974, it was a live question whether the exhaustion of natural resources, such as ...
Sustainable development is concerned with how current decisions about how to manage a portfolio of w...
Genuine Savings has emerged as the leading economic indicator of sustainable economic development at...
Globalized economy has changed the whole world both in good and in bad. The changes in economy have ...
How sustainable is the growth pattern of a national economy? At first, answering this question seems...
Emerging economies can experience periods of rapid growth and large capital inflows, followed by sud...
The search for sustainability indicators should be guided by a theory of sustainable development (SD...
Whether the global crisis that has hit the world economy so severely since August 2007 was rooted in...