Potential Effects of the Global Model

Social Aspects Often the social acceptance of large-scale projects, as in the case of a biorefinery, depends on perceptions toward environmental and health 

2) The Dutch Disease is a term first adopted by The Economist (November 28, 1977, pp. 82-83) to describe the apparent relationship between the increase in exploitation of namral resources and a decline in the manufacturing sector. In 1982, the economists W. Max Corden and ). Peter Neary modeled this 

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