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Dose applied per period

Figure 2.3 Non-linearities and discontinuities in dose-response relationships Magnitude of response to a variable of interest 0 Dose applied per period Figure 2.6 The theory of demographic transition Annual birth- and death-rates Birth rate Death rate 0 Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4

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Dose applied per period

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  1. Figure 2.3 Non-linearities and discontinuities in dose-response relationships Magnitude of response to a variable of interest 0 Dose applied per period

  2. Figure 2.6 The theory of demographic transition Annual birth- and death-rates Birth rate Death rate 0 Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4

  3. Figure 2.7 The microeconomics of fertility £ Price of children MC P* MB 0 Number of children in family unit CH*

  4. (a) e e = y y (b) e e = 0y - 1y2 y Figure 2.8 Environmental impact and income

  5. Figure 2.11 Two possible shapes of the environmental Kuznets curve in the very long-run Environmental impact per income unit k b a 0 Y2 Y1 Y* Income

  6. Case (a): Impact/Y  0 as t   Environmental Impact Time, t Environmental Impact Case (b): Impact/Y  k as t   Time, t Figure 2.12 Two scenarios for the time profile of environmental impacts

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