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Enhancing the SDGstive countries. Our results suggest that progress towards sustainability is correlated with reducing the environmental costs of current development, making it more compatible with improving institutional quality, and ensuring that any progress is more inclusive.

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Buddhist Studies in Honour of I.B. Hornerer also discusses other approaches that have been developed for assessing progress in attaining the SDGs. We compare how the findings of these approaches compare to our results, and highlight similarity and differences in our methods of assessing progress.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-42560-9izes the key elements of our analytical approach and methods in a non-technical and accessible manner. The details of our economic modelling approach are placed in an appendix of the chapter, for the interested reader.

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Stephanie Earnshaw,Josephine Mauskopf such as the Group of 20 (G20), as opposed to poorer countries. We also discuss how the strategies necessary to address two long-term global trends that are posing major challenges to attaining sustainable development, rising global environmental risks, and wealth inequality.