Hirofumi Uzawa Livres

Hirofumi Uzawa's theoretical framework tackles critical challenges related to global warming and environmental hazards. It explores phenomena with externalities, emphasizes the importance of international and intergenerational equity and justice, and addresses the management of vital natural resources like the atmosphere, oceans, and soil. The framework advocates for consensus among affected countries, highlighting the interconnectedness of global environmental issues and the need for collaborative solutions.

Featuring a curated selection of significant works by Professor Uzawa, this volume delves into key contributions to the field of mathematical economics. It highlights his influential theories and methodologies, showcasing how they have shaped contemporary economic thought. The collection serves as a valuable resource for scholars and students interested in the intersection of mathematics and economics, offering insights into Uzawa's analytical approaches and their implications for economic modeling and analysis.

This 2005 book analyzes how natural resources, social infrastructure, and institutions might be optimally sustained.