Integrating Environmental Sustainability into Macroeconomic Frameworks: The Eco-Keynesian Cross
DOI: https://doi.org/10.46551/epp2024v12n0107
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Macroeconomía Ecológica, cruz ecokeynesiana, políticas macroeconómicas ecológicas, efecto reboteResumen
La transición ecológica depende de un cambio estructural ecológico, lo que requiere políticas macroeconómicas inteligentes. La incorporación de consideraciones ecológicas en los modelos macroeconómicos constituye un área fundamental de investigación que examina el nexo entre la sostenibilidad ambiental y la expansión económica. Este artículo propone un modelo macroeconómico para establecer un marco analítico fundamental para abordar este desafío. La incorporación de consideraciones ecológicas en los modelos macroeconómicos constituye un área fundamental de investigación que examina el nexo entre la sostenibilidad ambiental y la expansión económica. Contribuyendo al campo de la macroeconomía ecológica poskeynesiana, este artículo propone un cruce ecokeynesiano debido a su simplicidad y difusión para la enseñanza de la macroeconomía para ilustrar la perspectiva macroeconómica de las estrategias de objetivos verdes en una economía cerrada. Las inversiones verdes públicas y privadas tienen el potencial de mejorar la producción a través del efecto multiplicador y mejorar la eficiencia ambiental. Sin embargo, estas inversiones también pueden inducir efectos de rebote, lo que resultaría en un aumento neto de la intensidad de la contaminación dentro de la economía. El modelo subraya el posible equilibrio entre los objetivos sociales y ambientales, que una perspectiva ecológica busca superar abogando por un desarrollo industrial sostenible e inclusivo.
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