Research project presented at the Thirteenth IAERE Annual Conference, held at the Roma Tre University on February 20-21, 2025, and MADME Conference, held at the University of Venice on May 29-30, 2025. You can download my presentation from here.
A new version will be presented at the Third International Workshop on Empirical Stock-Flow Consistent Modeling held at the University of Cassino on January 14-16, 2026. The associated tentative slides are available here.
What were the key findings or contributions of the research project presented at the IAERE and MADME conferences, and how do they advance current debates in environmental or development economics? regards Tel U
The main findings are methodological: combining SFC dynamic modelling with IO analysis is feasible and helps overcome the main shortcomings of the two tools when used individually – namely, the neglect of structural interdependencies and the absence of dynamics, respectively. This makes IO-SFC models particularly well suited for analysing interactions between the economy, society, and the ecosystem, as well as for designing and comparing alternative policy scenarios.