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Modelling global change / edited by Lawrence R. Klein and Fu-chen Lo.

LIBRA HD75.5 .M623 1995
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Format:
Book
Conference/Event
Contributor:
Klein, Lawrence R. (Lawrence Robert), 1920-2013.
Lo, Fu-chen.
Conference Name:
Conference on Global Change and Modelling (1991 : Tokyo)
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Economic policy--Mathematical models--Congresses.
Economic policy.
Economic policy--Mathematical models.
Economic forecasting--Mathematical models--Congresses.
Economic forecasting.
Atmospheric carbon dioxide--Economic aspects--Mathematical models--Congresses.
Atmospheric carbon dioxide.
Greenhouse effect, Atmospheric--Economic aspects--Mathematical models--Congresses.
Greenhouse effect, Atmospheric.
Decision making--Mathematical models--Congresses.
Decision making.
Decision making--Mathematical models.
Greenhouse effect, Atmospheric--Economic aspects.
Mathematical models.
Congresses and conventions.
Atmospheric carbon dioxide--Economic aspects.
Economic forecasting--Mathematical models.
Physical Description:
xi, 427 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Place of Publication:
Tokyo ; New York : United Nations University Press, [1995]
Summary:
The profound transformations occurring in the world's politics, economics, demography, technology, ecology & ethics demand a means of evaluating & adjusting to these changes. This volume focuses on global modelling & simulation studies to examine world megatrends of change & response alternatives. Leading scholars from around the world, discuss a variety of model applications, including the LINK project, the EPA World Model, the Global Input-Output System & the FUGI Global Model. Implications of global change are analysed for key world issues: the global economy & economic development, the environment, regional trade patterns, production technologies, greenhouse gas emissions & arms reductions. This book makes a contribution in supporting the development of new methods of forecasting global change & formulating policy alternatives for environmentally, socially & politically sustainable development.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:
928080880X
OCLC:
34142946

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