UNIVERSAL SUSTAINABILITY: METAECONOMIC ISSUES

Description

The book is dedicated to the universal sustainability approach under UN initiative outlining the World in 2050 policy tasks. The transfer within half a century from Peccei‘s green sustainability notion to universal sustainability concept was of substantial metatheoretical importance and influenced wide metaeconomic multicriterial researches. The main attention in the book is given to the formation of stochastic network model of universal sustainability for country development by matching its perspective interests, allocation of disposable resources a/o characteristics of complex adaptive systems within integrative globalization and uncertainty preconditions (A.V. Rutkauskas). The evaluation of factors determining smart (education and talents) impact of competencies on sustainable development, in particular, by evaluating the parameters of innovative potential of the Nordic countries as drivers determining their aiming to universal sustainability is presented as continuation using the comparative data of the UN experts for Scandinavian and Baltic States (A. Buracas). Special attention is given to the impact of on sustainable growth (M. Starkeviciute). The multi-objective monetary policy and its non-standard measures could partly substitute the fiscal policy and has a positive impact on financial stability as a composite of universal sustainability. According to estimation results, the Eurozone growth rate would be higher if the multi-objective monetary policy would be supported by macroeconomic analysis adjusted to changes in an economy for a better structure of non-standard measures.