The transition to a green economy and sustainability have recently emerged as crucial topics in modern economic theory. is sustainable vision for prosperity growth that can enhance quality of life the whole while increasing ecological social well-being. Promoting creation acceptance technological innovation essential approach. major goal this article highlight importance factors transitioning a...

Research goals and objectives: to study of the simplest possible mathematical model of microeconomic system with different social responsibilities of agents in accordance with agent based computational economics paradigm using a desktop application. Object of research: microeconomics system with heterogeneous agents. Subject of research: mathematical model of microeconomic system with different...

This paper presents an integrated approach to wage and employment determination combining microeconomic evidence with macroeconomic theory. More specifically, we first develop an efficiency wage model with labor turnover and show that the worker’s decision problem gives rise to a quit-rate function. We then use microeconomic data to estimate this quit-rate function and to test the specification...

More than a decade ago, E. O. Wilson (1998), the founder of sociobiology, an expert in ant societies, and a specialist in evolution, argued that consilience would advance an interdisciplinary and unified science. The term consilience was borrowed from the 19th-century historian and philosopher of science William Whewell (1794–1866). Whewell posited that in the rhetoric of scientific discourse, ...

Competitiveness is divided into two broad categories named as macroeconomic and microeconomic competitiveness. Microeconomic competitiveness indicators have a direct impact on company productivity within which sate of cluster development is the most important pillar of microeconomic competitiveness that are introduced by Michael Porter and it's framework as Diamond Model. The Diamond reveals al...

This paper seeks to contribute to a more informed public discussion of the issues involved in industrial reconversion and industrial restructuring in developing countries, and makes special reference to recent efforts along those lines in Uruguay. It lists ten questions that might be raised and, after consideration of them, offers a series of recommendations and a conclusion that maintains that...