Recent Trend in Mathematical Economics and Games: Humanomics and Sustainability

The sustainability of natural resources has created new challenges in decision theory, mathematical economics, and game theory. Green deals are now considered the main strategic objectives in economic theory and of even more relevance to policy makers, “mathematical green economics” have been proven to contribute to many sustainability issues. Our volume aims to collect original studies and comprehensive survey papers on recent advances of mathematical economics and, in particular, mathematical humanomics and mathematical green economics. Our Special Issue welcomes papers on the following topics: Green quantitative microeconomic strategies; Green quantitative macroeconomic strategies; Green quantitative normative policies; Competitive and cooperative strategies for the planet; Quantitative normative policies against climate change; Humanomics models, by means of mathematics, physics, mathematical economics and statistics.