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INDEX

A homogenous labor markets, 95


Adjusted Net Savings (ANS), 48 Keynesian tradition, 97
Algebraic structure modern sector dualism, 95
commodity structure, 101 Constant elasticity of substitution
gaseous pollutants, 102 (CES), 101
general equilibrium, 105 coal, 102
income generation, 105 electricity, 102
labor markets, 105 formal labor types, 102
production technology, 102 informal labor types, 102
regional commodity markets, 101 PG, 102

B D
Brundtland Commission, 93 Data sources, 107
Brundtland report, 43 Deindustrialization, 31
Business-as-usual (BAU), 75, 117 economic dynamism, 31
climate equity reference project, 118 low income developing economies, 32
inception of, 117 middle-income developing
economies, 32
C technological capacities, 31
Calibration methodology, 107 Dual-dual economy
Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions high-technology capital-intensive
distribution of, 103, 104 techniques, 4
industrial processes, 103 informal urban sector, 4
primary energy combustion, 103 traditional labor-intensive
secondary energy combustion, 103 technologies, 4
Carbon taxation, 82 urban modern industrial and service
Carbon trading systems, 81 sectors, 4
control mechanisms, 81 Dual-economy model, 41
Cobb-Douglas production, 102 modern sector, 41
Computable general equilibrium (CGE), 10 modern sector dualism, 41
3E Nexus, 99 traditional sector, 41
algebraic structure Dual labor market, 96
commodity structure, 101
gaseous pollutants, 102 E
general equilibrium, 105 Ecological Footprint, 48
income generation, 105 Emission trading systems (ETS), 78
labor markets, 105 carbon taxation, 82
production technology, 102 comprehensive crediting mechanism, 83
regional commodity markets, 101 energy efficiency trading, 83
calibration methodology, 107 linkages, 86
data sources, 107 market entry and trading, 86
dual-dual structure, 96 offset design, 85
dualistic structures, 97 provisional flexibility, 85

 
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Emission trading systems (ETS) (cont.) cross-sectoral issue, 56


quota level and allocation, 85 energy-production technologies, 130
renewable energy trading, 83 G20 countries, 56
result-oriented financing, 83 gas, 72
sanctions, 86 oil, 72
scope, 85 socioeconomic and environmental
Energy Market Regulatory Authority impacts, 127
(EMRA), 66
Energy system G
bottom-up approach, 98 Gains, 50
top-down approach, 98 GHG. See Greenhouse gas (GHG)
Engel’s Law, 30 emissions
Environmental Kuznets curve (EKC), 46 Global economy
notion of, 48 architecture, 58
per capita income, 49 climate change, 13, 51
Environmental policy concomitant erosion, 19
agriculture, 77 cumulative causation, 28
buildings, 76 development serves, 13
energy, 76 duality, 39
ETS, 78 dual structure, 40
forestry, 77 economic growth, 51
industry, 76 GDP, 19, 20
MBMs, 78 industrialization, 28
transport, 76 investment expenditures, 14, 17
in Turkey macroeconomics
emission statistics, 69 resource use, 43
emissions trading systems, 80 sustainability, 43
energy-related policies, 72 OECD, 25
energy statistics, 65 patterns, 14
fossil fuel subsidies, 72 per capita income growth rates, 14, 15
market readiness project, 82 post-World War II, 32
post-Paris agreement, 86 premature deindustrialization, 37
renewable energy policy, 73 in productivity, 24
urban transformation, 76 stagnant, 15
waste, 77 structural change, 28
Epilogue, 138 structural transformation, 13
stylized facts, 24
F types, 13
Financial corporation, profit rate, 21, 22 vicious circle, 27
Financialization, 19 Golden era, 14
accumulation patterns, 21 Green development pathway (GDP), 19, 20
post-1980, 21 BAU, 117
Foreign direct investments (FDI), 50 epilogue, 138
Fossil fuel subsidies (FFS), 55, 127 evolution of, 133
CGE framework, 128 fossil fuel subsidies, removal of, 127
coal, 72 improving energy efficiency, 133
coal subsidies, 128 industrial convergence, 32, 33
cost of climate change, 57 renewables investing, 131
Index 143

sharp decrease, 34 Market-based mechanisms (MBMs), 78


structural transformation, 34, 35 emission trading, 91
taxing carbon, 130 quota allocation-based carbon trading
Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, 1, 26, 122 systems, 90
agricultural processes, 99 taxation, 90
CO2, 52 Migration, 99
Communiqué on monitoring and Ministry of Environment and Urbanization
reporting, 81 (MEU), 80
Communiqué on verification of, 81 PMR, 82
distribution of, 53 SWOT analyses, 81
FFS, 55 Modern sector dualism, 2, 95
fossil fuels, 99 Monitoring, reporting, and verification
household consumption and waste, 99 (MRV), 78
industrial processes, 55, 99
land-use change and forestry, 53, 54 N
substantial and sustained reduction, 58 3E Nexus, 99
Green jobs, 131 New normal, 15
Green New Deal, 52 Nonfinancial corporations, profit rate,
21, 22
H
Household labor force surveys (HLFS), 105 O
OECD, 25
I historical observations, 26
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate
Change (IPCC), 52 P
International Labor Organization (ILO), 18 Parametrization, gaseous pollutants, 111
Partnership for Market Readiness (PMR), 82
J market price reserve system, 85
Juncture, 21 price corridor, 85
supply-side measures, 85
K Political ecology, 45
Kaldor’s framework, 28 Polluter-pays principle, 5, 137
Kaldor’s growth laws, 28 Precautionary principle, 43
faster economic growth, 29 Premature deindustrialization, 32
structural transformation, 29 Public sector borrowing requirement
Kyoto Protocol, 58, 74, 78 (PSBR), 122

L R
Labor markets Regional social accounting database
calibration, 111 construction of, 107
parameters, 111, 113 I/O table, 107, 108
Levelized cost of energy (LCOE), 131 Renewable energy resource (RES), 73
electricity generated, 74
M EMRA, 73
Macroeconometric models, 97 environmental policy, 74
Macroeconomics feed-in tariffs, 74
characteristics, 1 implementation of, 58
key contribution, 1 potentials, 57
144 Index

Renewable energy sources (RNW), 131 Traditional dualism, 2


BNEF data, 132 Turkey
conversion ratios, 132 coal-fired power generation, 10
RES. See Renewable energy resource (RES) coal mining, 10
emission statistics, 69
S emissions trading systems, 80
Social accounting matrix (SAM), 100 energy-related policies, 72
algebraic equations, 101 energy statistics, 65
high income region, 107 environmental policy
low income region, 107 instruments, 6
microlevel I/O data, 110 fossil fuel subsidies, 72
Solar power, 74 green economy concept, 6
Sub-Saharan African economies, 14 market readiness project, 82
Supply-side economics, 20 middle-high income, 5
Sustainability, 43 modeling paradigm, 7
economic growth, 45 post-Paris agenda, 86
strong, 43 renewable energy policy, 73
weak, 43
V
T Value-added tax, 129
Total factor productivity (TFP), 24, 102, 118
comparison of, 25 W
high-income region, 118 Walrasian equilibrium, 93

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