《金融学苑》part 2 - 中南财经政法大学金融学院.pdfVIP

2015 年第1 期 总第24 期 For Better Future Shen Ziyi, Cao Jinsheng, Ding Jitong Introduction Nowadays, how to maximize economic growth in the condition of limited resource constraints becomes a severe problem the world must face. In 2012, the UN Sustainable Development Conference proposed that the ultimate goal and fundamental requirement of sustainable development is to eliminate poverty, that is, to dedicate to the development of green economy based on sustainable development and poverty elimination. To achieve this purpose, we built a model to solve the following problems with the data of Nepal: Task1: Establish a national sustainable development evaluation model through the analysis of affecting factors to distinguish how and when a county is in sustainable development. Task2: Evaluate one of the least developed countries with the model built in Task1 and make a 20-year sustainable development plan considering the population, natural resources, economic and political conditions. Task3: Evaluate the effect 20-year sustainability plan has on the country. Predict the change that may occur during the 20 years in the future. Determine which programs or policies produce the greatest effect on the sustainability measure. Task4: Write a 20report to explain the model, the sustainability measure, the sustainability development plan, and the effect of the plan and detail the strengths and weaknesses of the model. General Assumptions Assumption 1: Humans can retain most of the resources for consumption and most of produced waste, and these resources and waste