Springer - Economic Models for Sustainable Development Book

This volume provides a comprehensive collection of surveys regarding the most important issues in the formal analysis of sustainable development. By covering both theoretical and applied perspectives, the book addresses a significant gap in the current literature. While many resources exist on individual aspects of sustainable development, a systematic account of modeling is often missing. This text fills that void by providing a structured approach to understanding economic models. The content is organized into sixteen distinct contributions to help readers navigate complex topics. The book is divided into four clear headings: Theoretical Approaches, Empirical Testing and Delinking, Measurement and Implementation, and Policy and the International Dimension. This structure makes it a valuable resource for those studying the intersection of economy and environment. Whether you are looking at formal analysis or practical implementation, this Springer publication offers a deep look into the frameworks used to study and achieve sustainable development goals.