An axiomatic characterization of a generalized ecological footprint

IF 1.9 Q3 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Journal of Environmental Economics and Policy Pub Date : 2021-03-18 DOI:10.1080/21606544.2021.1901786
T. Kuhn, Radomir Pestow, Anja Zenker
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ABSTRACT The purpose of this paper is to propose an axiomatic characterization of ecological footprint indices. Using an axiomatic approach, we define a set of axioms representing the properties considered appropriate to ecological footprint measures in general. It can be shown that there exists a generalized index which is given by an arbitrary affine transformation of the land area appropriated to provide a country's share of consumption on world production. The footprint of a subset of countries is given by the sum of the individual footprints. As an implication, the well-known compound-based footprint index used by the Global Footprint Network can be characterized as a specification of the generalized index by an appropriate affine transformation. With respect to empirical applications the proposition of generalized and axiomatically characterized measures for the ecological burden by human activity may be considered as the main contribution of the paper.
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广义生态足迹的公理化特征
摘要本文的目的是提出一个公理化的生态足迹指数表征。使用公理化方法,我们定义了一组公理,这些公理代表了被认为适用于一般生态足迹测量的特性。可以证明,存在一个广义指数,该指数是通过对用于提供一个国家在世界生产中的消费份额的土地面积的任意仿射变换给出的。一个子集国家的足迹是由单个足迹的总和给出的。言下之意,全球足迹网络使用的众所周知的基于复合的足迹索引可以通过适当的仿射变换来表征为广义索引的规范。关于实证应用,人类活动的生态负担的广义和公理化度量的命题可以被认为是本文的主要贡献。
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