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Intergenerational equity

Intergenerational equity in economic, psychological, and sociological contexts, is the notion of fairness or justice between generations. The concept can be applied to fairness in dynamics between children, youth, adults, and seniors. It can also be applied to fairness between generations currently living and future generations.

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related to Further reading · 36
Intergenerational equity → Advancing Future Generations Rights, Alexandra, Atlantic Books, Democracy, Democratic Trusteeship, Dennis, Equality, Frischmann, Future Generations, Gonzalez, Gosseries, Harrington, How, Institutions, Intergenerational Justice, ISBN, Journal, Justice, London, Loyola University Chicago Law
related to Standards of living usage · 18
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related to Climate change · 15
Intergenerational equity → Ann Aiken, Australian, Carbon Price Repeal Bill, Christine Milne, Exercising, Future, In, In November, Juliana, Liberal National Party, Their, They, United States, US District Court Judge, Youth Plaintiffs
related to Environmental usage · 5
Intergenerational equity → For, Generation Alpha, GHG, Intergenerational, Moreover
related to Investment management · 5
Intergenerational equity → In, James Tobin, The, Their, This
related to Strong vs. weak sustainability · 4
Intergenerational equity → From, Others, Sharon Beder, Some
related to Housing · 3
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Intergenerational equity → principle that an endowed institution's spending rate must not exceed its after-inflation rate of compound return

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generations intergenerational future equity living standards also people debt justice different children environmental social climate fairness youth younger system age

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Intergenerational equityis aprinciple that an endowed institution's spending rate must not exceed its after-inflation rate of compound return0.90text
deliberative democracyinstance ofincreasing the salience of long-term issues.Those seeking rights or greater consideration for future generations discuss methods0.80text
an ombudsman for future generationsinstance ofincreasing the salience of long-term issues.Those seeking rights or greater consideration for future generations discuss methods0.80text
or other institutions tasked specifically with considering future generationsinstance ofincreasing the salience of long-term issues.Those seeking rights or greater consideration for future generations discuss methods0.80text
demographic transitioninstance ofdue to factors0.80text
less concern about climate changeinstance ofdue to factors0.80text
and higher use of carbon-intensive products like energy for heatinginstance ofdue to factors0.80text
private transport.Climate change.mw-parser-output .tmulti .multiimageinnerinstance ofdue to factors0.80text
heat wavesinstance ofevents0.80text
this have led some scholars to argue that standards of living have tended to increase generation over generation in most countriesinstance ofMillennials born in 1995 had achieved this level of consumption by the time they were around 10 years of age.Considerations0.80text
as developmentinstance ofMillennials born in 1995 had achieved this level of consumption by the time they were around 10 years of age.Considerations0.80text
technology have progressedinstance ofMillennials born in 1995 had achieved this level of consumption by the time they were around 10 years of age.Considerations0.80text

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