Rather than trying to understand the social-economic interplay of wealth and well-being, financial mathematics considers a flow of cash (the cash-flow): its exchange, its contingency, and its value both in a relative and an absolute sense.
Overall, the economic conditions interplay with the environmental conditions to promote or restrain an intercept fishery.
This is in contrast to the clear focus of quantitative SSCM models on the economic-environmental interplay (see, e.g., Brandenburg et al. 2014) and points toward a higher level of maturity in SSCM research that integrates social sustainability aspects into economic-environmental studies.
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But even if we rely on a negative link between aging and economic development, the interplay between convergence in aging and economic cohesion is not stable over time and space: it depends on the change in productivity and labor force participation (Kashnitsky et al. 2017).
This example demonstrates the interplay of economic and political factors in the process of setting up a monetary union.
Justin D. Stern studies the interplay of economic development and urban planning in rapidly urbanizing regions in East and Southeast Asia.
