A mathematical model for measuring and managing macrosustainabilty

John Wang, Ray Qing Cao and Vicky Ching Gu

International Journal of Business and Systems Research, 2019, vol. 13, issue 1, 100-119

Abstract: In order for the human race to continue to thrive in the long term, we have to learn how to manage our natural resources wisely. In order to manage something you must first be able to measure it. Macrosustainabilty is the key to finding solutions to megaproblems facing the Earth such as insufficient access to food, environmental degradation, declining natural resources, and deteriorating communities. This paper measures and manages global macrosustainabilty. An optimisation model has been set based on the five categories.

Keywords: macrosustainabilty; megaproblems; economic sustainability; health sustainability; social sustainability; environmental sustainability; business ecosystem. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2019
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