Principles of Monetary and Financial Sustainability and Wellbeing in a post-COVID-19 World: the crisis and its management review

Soto, Jesús Huerta de; Bayón, Antonio Sánchez

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“…Además, se considera importante analizar los aspectos macro y microeconómicos de forma interrelacionada de manera que se entiendan la complejidad consustancial a la toma de decisiones. Desde esta perspectiva, al igual que otros economistas han estudiado la crisis de 2008 (3,4), es posible analizar la situación económica sobrevenida tras el COVID19 (5).…”

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Entorno económico-financiero para la Real Federación Española de Atletismo tras el COVID19

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El propósito de este trabajo es mostrar una previsión del entorno económico-financiero para la Real Federación Española de Atletismo (RFEA) después del COVID19 basados en el enfoque de la Economía Austriaca. Para ello, llegamos a distintos escenarios utilizando una previsión de los ingresos de la RFEA con la versión AAA del algoritmo Exponential Triple Smoothing (ETS) e interpretamos los resultados basándonos en el enfoque de la Economía Austriaca con información sobre la situación económica española y el presupuesto del Consejo Superior de Deportes (CSD) como principal fuente de financiación. Los resultados muestran que, aunque las federaciones nacionales, como la RFEA, tengan un patrimonio neto suficiente para absorber los resultados negativos y el comportamiento responsable no se premia en esos organismos públicos o semipúblicos, el CSD debería intentar adaptar sus gastos al nuevo nivel de ingresos previstos para evitar problemas financieros mayores en el futuro. El resultado del trabajo puede servir como punto de partida para una reflexión sobre el futuro de la RFEA y de cualquier otra Federación Deportiva.

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“…The EU Green Deal was passed officially in 2019 [7], for the Multiannual Financial Framework 2021-27 [8], with the aim to promote the clean energy production [9], smart cities and wellbeing business and professionals in Europe [10]. With the black swan [11] of COVID-19 crisis and its management [12,13], there is an opportunity to implement real recovery plans aligned with the Green Deal. Currently, in the EU there is a high employment rates, for this reason, the European Commission has to double its commitment to green and sustainable growth with the Recovery Plan for Europe [14], funded with 1.8 trillion euros, and designed to put the recovery on track by the path of the European Green Deal.…”

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European Green Deal and Recovery Plan: green jobs, skills and wellbeing economics

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Lominchar³

2021

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This is a paper of Political Economy and Economic Policies into the European Green Deal framework to improve the Recovery Plan post-COVID-19. This paper is focused on the green jobs opportunity for Europe, especially for Spain. It is offered a systematization of concepts and calculations in the issue (attending the international institutions and forums proposals) to harmonize the recovery plans, to apply them beyond the energy sector and to align public and private sector, as well other key stakeholders in achieving this goal. The obtained outcome gives the creation of around 350.000 new green jobs and the necessity of a new workforce reskilled. This result makes necessary to coordinate sectoral plans by the policymakers in which all the involved entities might express their needs and views on the best education approach to renewables sector and green jobs.

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The Spanish Energy Transition into the EU Green Deal: Alignments and Paradoxes

2021

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Climate change, clean energy transition, the energy security quest, and international relations have triggered the revival of renewable energy as a solution to these problems. Nowadays, there is an energy transition where renewable energies bring geopolitical changes in a world where fossil fuels are becoming less relevant. This article aims to assess how the transition influences Spain’s energy relations with other countries regarding electricity and its sources, in alignment with the European Green Deal. In order to do so, its current energy situation, the renewable energies development and its energy import-export relations are examined. The results show that despite progress in green regionalization through more electric interconnection, little difference is to be found in traditional relations with fossil fuel countries exporters, but more are the contractions in Spanish energy economic policy, as here is explained.

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Principles of Monetary and Financial Sustainability and Wellbeing in a post-COVID-19 World: the crisis and its management review

Cited by 11 publications

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Entorno económico-financiero para la Real Federación Española de Atletismo tras el COVID19

Entorno económico-financiero para la Real Federación Española de Atletismo tras el COVID19

European Green Deal and Recovery Plan: green jobs, skills and wellbeing economics

The Spanish Energy Transition into the EU Green Deal: Alignments and Paradoxes

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