Titlebook: Revisiting the Energy-Development Link; Evidence from the 20 Kostas Bithas,Panos Kalimeris Book 2016 The Author(s) 2016 Decoupling effect.E

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Re-evaluating Energy Intensity: A New Methodological Framework, the outcome of the economic system can only be seen at the human scale. The economy produces goods that provide economic welfare to human beings. Economic welfare is an individualistic perception arising from the satisfaction of human needs. Therefore the outcome of the economic system cannot be ap

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Discussion and Conclusions,nations are provided. Grouping economies according to their Energy Intensities may provide a basis for delineating those characteristics that may induce an actual decoupling and lessen the dependency of economy on energy. Challenges requiring further analysis are identified.

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Book 2016cal investigation of the link between the economy and natural resources. It proposes a novel set of indicators to shed light on those aspects of the economic process and development that determine their requirements in terms of natural resources. Employing updated databases, this book presents table

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Re-evaluating Energy Intensity: A New Methodological Framework,e Coupled Human and Natural Systems (CHANS). This perception sheds light on two parameters that irrevocably define the Energy Intensity of the economy: the population related to the economy and the biophysical properties that good should have in order to be able to serve human needs.

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2191-5504 of economic development which have so far not been examined.Unravelling the intricate relationship between economic development and energy consumption, this book proposes an innovative framework for the empirical investigation of the link between the economy and natural resources. It proposes a nov

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2191-5504 coupling- are fundamental for the prospects of sustainability..This book provides a valuable resource for economists, energy and environmental analysts, natural resource managers and policy makers. It is also i978-3-319-20731-5978-3-319-20732-2Series ISSN 2191-5504 Series E-ISSN 2191-5512