The environmental impact of economic activity and devolved economic policy in a regional context: an environmental input-output model of Scotland

P.G. McGregor, I.H. McNicoll, J.K. Swales, Y. Yin, Josefina Callico Lopez (Editor)

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Abstract

It is often claimed that there is a trade-off between economic goals and the quality of the environment. For this reason, an environmental input-output optimization model with multiple objectives is formulated. The criteria are the minimization of factor costs to produce the Gross National Product and the minimization of net pollution for a given level of final demand. This chapter examines the environmental impact of economic activity and devolved economic policy in a regional context producing an environmental input-output model for Scotland.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationInsumo-Producto Regional Y Otras Aplicaciones (Regional Input-Output Applications)
Publication statusPublished - Jan 2003

Keywords

  • devolution
  • Scotland
  • environmental economics
  • input-output models

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