| Understanding Human Development Potentials and Demands for Greenhouse Gas Emissions:with Empirical Analysis using time series and cross-sectional data |
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| 引用本文： | Pan JiahuaClobal Change and Economic Development Program,the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences,Beijing 100732,China. Understanding Human Development Potentials and Demands for Greenhouse Gas Emissions:with Empirical Analysis using time series and cross-sectional data[J]. 中国人口．资源与环境(英文版), 2004, 2(1) |
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| 作者姓名： | Pan JiahuaClobal Change and Economic Development Program the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Beijing 100732 China |
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| 作者单位： | Pan JiahuaClobal Change and Economic Development Program，the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences，Beijing 100732，China |
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| 摘 要： | Based on an investigation of the meaning of development, the neo-classical economic approach to development, and the post-welfarist theory of development, this paper proposes a conceptual framework for understanding human development potentials, while undertaking empirical analysis using cross-sectional and time series data on human development. Human development is associated with basic necessities for subsistence, the quality of life, and political and civil rights, in addition to income indicators. Our analysis suggests that the concept of human development potentials has two dimensions: the rights of development and limits to human development. Both are largely ignored in the neoclassical theory of development. However, human development is not unbounded, which approaches to a relatively fixed constant at given economic, technological and institutional conditions. This conceptual understanding is supported by results from the empirical examination of the relationships between demands for carbon emis
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Understanding Human Development Potentials and Demands for Greenhouse Gas Emissions:with Empirical Analysis using time series and cross-sectional data |
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| Pan Jiahua. Understanding Human Development Potentials and Demands for Greenhouse Gas Emissions:with Empirical Analysis using time series and cross-sectional data[J]. Chinese JOurnal of Population Resources and Environment, 2004, 2(1) |
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| Authors: | Pan Jiahua |
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| Affiliation: | Global Change and Economic Development Program, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing 100732, China |
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| Abstract: | Based on an investigation of the meaning of development, the neo-classical economic approach to development, and the post-welfarist theory of development, this paper proposes a conceptual framework for understanding human development potentials, while undertaking empirical analysis using cross-sectional and time series data on human development. Human development is associated with basic necessities for subsistence, the quality of life, and political and civil rights, in addition to income indicators. Our analysis suggests that the concept of human development potentials has two dimensions: the rights of development and limits to human development. Both are largely ignored in the neoclassical theory of development. However, human development is not unbounded, which approaches to a relatively fixed constant at given economic, technological and institutional conditions. This conceptual understanding is supported by results from the empirical examination of the relationships between demands for carbon emissions and other elements of human development. |
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| Keywords: | human development development potentials limits to development carbon emissions empirical analysis |
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