… These results have been extended to a dynamic context in Chichilnisky (1993c). … people,
in vari ous parts of the tropics (see Chichilnisky, 1993a). The company intends to promote the …

… exists, Chichilnisky [13, 14] and Chichilnisky and Heal [16]. A similar role is found here for
continuity: the following theorem gives a full characterization to sustainable criteria which are …

… Graciela Chichilnisky and Geoffrey Heal are at the Columbia University Earth Institute,
535 West 116th Street, New York, 10027-6902, New York, USA Graciela Chichilnisky & …

The paper proposes two axioms that capture the idea of sustainable development and derives
the welfare criterion that they imply. The axioms require that neither the present nor the …

… We find some answers to these questions in a simple model (introduced in Chichilnisky,
1993b) of the world economy consisting of a finite number of countries. ’ Each country has a …

We consider the economics of global environmental risks. In this area, we are dealing with
risks that are poorly understood, endogenous, collective, and irreversible. In policy terms, the …

Monograph on limits to attainable economic growth rates in the context of the international
economic system and social structure - (1) presents a growth model, with submodels for …

This paper analyses decision under uncertainty with catastrophic risks, and is motivated by
problems emerging from global environmental risks. These are typically low-probability …

We introduce a growth model with environmental assets as a source of utility and an input to
consumption and production. In this model we develop the Green Golden Rule, a …

… Our application of the Chichilnisky criterion in an optimal growth model with resource and
environmental constraints leads naturally to the introduction and analysis of the " Green …