International Journal of Sustainable Economy

At the beginning of 21st century the sustainability concept was mainly a basis for developing policies consistent with a continued use of resources into the future without causing environmental crisis. But the situation has evolved, and the global economic crisis in 2009 was the ultimate consequence of short-term economic thinking. We need a new form of economic development, addressing the needs of the present without undermining the needs of the future. IJSE addresses sustainability issues within economic theory and analysis. Topics covered include: -Business fluctuation/cycles -Econometric/mathematical modelling of economic processes -Economic growth and development -Enterprise development -Environmental economics -Finance, finance institutions, corporative finance -Fiscal policy -Industrial organisation, market structure, competition -Innovation, competitive advantage, knowledge management -International trade and globalisation -Labour and demographic economics -Law and economics -Monetary policy, money supply/credit -Public economics, welfare -Relations between consumption, saving, investment