Studies on sustainable development, COVID-19 in Mexico and economic optimization
Keywords:
Sustainable development, COVID-19 in Mexico, Economic optimization.Synopsis
This book is divided into three themes that contribute to the three key words embedded in its title. The first three chapters focus on sustainable development and present contributions that aim to provide a theoretical and analytical reflection on the current economic model and its impact on the ecosystem, well-being, and inequality. The second theme, reflected in the next four chapters, focuses on the socioeconomic impact generated by the COVID-19 pandemic, providing scientific analyses and critiques on the implications of unemployment, inflation, insecurity, and poverty. The last three chapters present some specific cases of economic optimization as proposals for a sustainable economy, considering the inputs already available, without further increasing the management of non-renewable primary resources that contribute to climate change. The contributions presented here primarily focus on the Mexican case.
Chapters
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The principles of green capitalism
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Alternative models to capitalism: an approach to the social economy
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From economic inequality to regional inequality: a theoretical appreciation
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The SARS-COV-2 pandemic in the Mexican economy: a microeconomic approach
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Effects of the COVID 19 health crisis on employment: the case of the north-central region of Mexico
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The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on women’s work in Mexico, 2019-2021
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Impacts of COVID-19 on criminal behavior explained by economic and social factors: north-central region of Mexico 2020
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Profit optimization at an oil refinery in Mexico: a hypothetical case study
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Bean production in Zacatecas as a contribution to sustainability: different scenarios.
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Economic optimization of an organic peña in Juchipila-Zacatecas municipality
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Published
September 20, 2024
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Copyright (c) 2024 Marlen Hernández Ortiz, Imelda Ortiz Medina, María del Carmen Arreola Medina; César Alejandro Aguilar, Miguel Esparza Flores, Axel Arside Rodríguez Quintero, Brayan Tobanche Mireles, Diana Elizabeth Juárez Chairez, Pedro Plata Pérez, Mireya Torres Ramírez, Manuel Ignacio De León Dávila, Néstor Fernando Aguilera Rodríguez, Laura Lizbeth Pinto Dueñas, Sandra Verónica García Cabrera, Geniviere Flores Félix, Jessica Juridia Solís Hurtado, Tania Indira Arreola Medina, Alfredo Carlos Pérez Ortiz, Yareli del Carmen Favila Amaya, Leticia Adriana Ramírez Hernández, Jorge Martínez Pérez
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