Population growth and the environment: Can we eat the cake and have it?
Principal-agent approach to environmental improvements policies
Successful solution to any environmental problem implies working with Knightian uncertainty that explicitly deals with decision making under conditions of unstructured randomness. A 'wild' type of randomness that we will never discern due to its unstable properties makes the assignment of corresponding probabilities impossible. For that reason, the consideration of general economical factors within cost/benefit analysis must fail. So, instead of governmental intervention and a cup and trade scheme,...
Problems of economic system optimization with quadratic criteria and monotone controls. Some algorithms for its numerical solution