The transition to a green economy requires significant resources, both from private investors
and public policy makers with important implications for employment and living standards …

The three US macroeconomic policy paradigms of the twentieth century, defined by
transformational economic shocks, had distinct energy characteristics. The pre-Keynesian …

Beginning with the marginalist revolution of the late nineteenth century, neoclassical
economic theory developed by borrowing mathematical constructs from physics, but not the …

Global inequality is made up of two components: inequality within countries and between
countries. Over the last two centuries, the second component has strongly shaped global …

Conventional wisdom often posits that financial innovations are the primary drivers of energy
transitions, facilitating the shift from traditional fossil fuels to renewable sources. However, a …

O setor agropecuário tem tido um importante papel no desenvolvimento brasileiro, seja para
a garantia do provimento de alimentos, fibras e insumos para o setor industrial, seja para a …

The massive change in energy systems required to significantly reduce global greenhouse
gas emissions is equivalent to a transformation in what technology historian Thomas …

The energy transition hypothesis suggests that the Great Crash of 1929 was triggered by
major oil price cuts and declaration of oil supply certainty following discovery of new oil …