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3. EURADOS 241Am skull measurement intercomparison

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Nogueira, P., Rühm, W., Lopez, M.A., Vrba, T., Buchholz, W., Fojtík, P., Etherington, G., Broggio, D., Huikari, J., Marzocchi, O., Lynch, T., Lebacq, A.L., Li, C., Ośko, J., Malátova, I., Franck, D., Breustedt, B., Leone, D., Scott, J., Shutt, A., Hauck, B., Capello, K., Pérez-López, B., Navarro-Amaro, J.F., Pliszczyński, T., Fantínová, K., and Tolmachev, S.Y.

Published
2015
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7. Characterizing the sustainability problem in an exhaustible resource model

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Asheim, G, Buchholz, W, and Withagen, C

Abstract

The Dasgupta-Heal-Solow-Stiglitz model of capital accumulation and resource depletion poses the following sustainability problem: is it feasible to sustain indenitely a level of consumption that is bounded away from zero? We provide a complete technological characterization of the sustainability problem in this model without reference to the time path. As a byproduct we show general existence of a maximin optimal path under weaker conditions that those employed in previous work. Our proofs yield new insights into the meaning and signicance of Hartwick's reinvestment rule.

Published
2020

8. Co-benefits under the market mechanisms of the Paris Agreement

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Buchholz, Wolfgang, Markandya, Anil, Rübbelke, Dirk, Vögele, Stefan, Buchholz, W ( Wolfgang ), Markandya, A ( Anil ), Rübbelke, D ( Dirk ), Vögele, S ( Stefan ), Michaelowa, Axel; https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5053-3700, Espelage, Aglaja, Hoch, Stephan, Buchholz, Wolfgang, Markandya, Anil, Rübbelke, Dirk, Vögele, Stefan, Buchholz, W ( Wolfgang ), Markandya, A ( Anil ), Rübbelke, D ( Dirk ), Vögele, S ( Stefan ), Michaelowa, Axel; https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5053-3700, Espelage, Aglaja, and Hoch, Stephan

Abstract

Sustainable development (SD) co-benefits have increasingly become relevant in the discussions about the performance of international carbon market mechanisms. Actually, the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) of the Kyoto Protocol always had the formal objective to promote SD. However, the principle of sovereignty has prevented mandatory rules to ensure the actual accrual of SD co-benefits. After increasingly strident media and NGO criticisms about CDM projects actually leading to negative impacts on SD, the UNFCCC CDM regulators provided a voluntary tool for SD benefit assessment. However, only a very small share of CDM activities has actually used this tool. The main drivers for ensuring SD benefits nowadays are the heightened political sensitivity about the linkages between climate and sustainable development since the adoption of the Agenda 2030 as well as differentiation of demand for international credits, with a number of buyers having prohibited the import of credits with perceived low SD contributions. For the new market mechanisms under Article 6 of the Paris Agreement (PA), the rules currently under negotiations foresee a continuation of the voluntary approach to SD contributions. It remains to be seen whether buyer power enforces a ‘de facto’ SD benefit regulation.

Published
2020

27. Strahlenwirkungen

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Buchholz, W., Memmesheimer, Jäger, Schairer, Esser, Glauner, Tato, Juan Manuel, Minnigerode, Quastler, Ratkóczy, Viethen, H., Langendorff, Lossen, H., Kirchhoff, Cordua, Vidaković, Frommolt, Baatz, Kruchen, C., Reisner, and Nitka

Published
1939
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29. Zeitschriften

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Oettel, Koch, Klein, Rosenhagen, Balthasar, Vaternahm, Vaternahm, Th., Klose, Oettel, Vogel, Mündel, Gerbis, v. Arnim, Löhr, Ulrici, Hessbrüggen, Pauschardt, Oettel, Bernhardt, H., Diethelm, Nevnny-Stickel, Lemberger, F., Dietel, Buchholz, W., Rosenfeld, Meesmann, Klose, and Vogel

Published
1943
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30. Biochemie, Stoffwechsel, Pharmakologie

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Brandt, W., Mühlbock, Schmitz, A., Stelzer, Autoreferat, Lehmann, Herm, Effkemann, Hüssy, Rosenbohm, A., Biedermann, Tropp, Beck, Freytag, Hans, Buchholz, W., Kleinknecht, Brüggemann, Dirr, K., Haagen, and Rintelen, K.

Published
1938
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36. The Hartwick rule: Myths and facts

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Asheim, G.B., Buchholz, W., Withagen, C.A.A.M., Research Group: Economics, Department of Economics, Spatial Economics, and Mathematics and Computer Science

Subjects
natural resources, sustainable development, capital accumulation, 330 Wirtschaft, sustainability, the Hartwick rule, jel:Q01, jel:Q3, jel:D9
Abstract

We shed light on the Hartwick rule for capital accumulation and resource depletion by providing semantic clarifications and investigating the implications and relevance of this rule. We extend earlier results by establishing that the Hartwick rule does not indicate sustainability and does not require substitutability between man-made and natural capital. We use a new class of simple counterexamples (i) to obtain the novel finding that a negative value of net investments need not entail that utility is unsustainable, and (ii) to point out deficiencies in the literature.

Published
2003

38. The Hartwick Rule: Myths and Facts

Author

Asheim, G.B., Buchholz, W., Withagen, C.A.A.M., Research Group: Economics, and Department of Economics

Subjects
sustainable development, capital accumulation, natural resources
Abstract

We shed light on the Hartwick rule for capital accumulation and resource depletion by providing semantic clarifications and investigating the implications and relevance of this rule.We extend earlier results by establishing that the Hartwick rule does not indicate sustainability and does not require substitutability between man-made and natural capital.We use a new class of simple counterexamples (i) to obtain the novel finding that a negative value of net investments need not entail that utility is unsustainable, and (ii) to point out deficiencies in the literature.

Published
2002

42. The Hartwick rule: myths and facts

Author

Withagen, C.A.A.M., Asheim, G., Buchholz, W., Withagen, C.A.A.M., Asheim, G., and Buchholz, W.

Abstract

We shed light on the Hartwick rule for capital accumulation and resource depletion by providing semantic clarifications and investigating the implications and relevance of this rule. We extend earlier results by establishing that the Hartwick rule does not indicate sustainability and does not require substitutability between man-made and natural capital. We use a new class of simple counterexamples (i) to obtain the novel finding that a negative value of net investments need not entail that utility is unsustainable, and (ii) to point out deficiencies in the literature.

Published
2003
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44. The IBM System-370 vector architecture

Author

Buchholz, W.

Subjects
Instruction Sets, Processor Architecture, Mainframe Computer, Supercomputer, Performance Improvement, IBM System/370 (Mainframe computer) -- Usage
Published
1986

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