Monetary Dynamics, Scarcity and Sustainability - MONETAE

Reference of the Group:

GIUV2026-042

 
Description of research activity:

Under the acronym MONETAE, the Research Group in Monetary Dynamics, Scarcity and Sustainability bases its activity on the empirical and theoretical study of contemporary economic challenges. Our research addresses how monetary dynamics and macroeconomic imbalances generate external vulnerabilities that condition the stability of economies. In parallel, we integrate the socioeconomic dimension of scarcity and natural resource management as essential pillars of the ecological transition. Furthermore, we expand the study of financial markets by evaluating the challenges of financial inclusion, analyzing how digitalization and behavioral factors impact equitable access and the decision-making process of economic agents.

 
Web:

macroaplicada.blogs.uv.es

 
Scientific-technical goals:
  • The fundamental objective of the MONETAE Research Group (Dinàmica Monetària, Escassetat i Sostenibilitat) is to analyze how monetary dynamics and resource scarcity condition socioeconomic stability. Our research reexamines economic theory by integrating the study of external vulnerabilities, the physical constraints of the natural environment, and the challenges of financial inclusion driven by digitalization and human behavior.
 
Research lines:
  • Monetary dynamics and external vulnerability..Analyzes external sector imbalances and the different sources of international vulnerability, such as the sustainability of public and external debt. The central objective is to study how the financial position and global shocks condition monetary dynamics and macroeconomic stability.
  • Socioeconomic analysis of natural resources.Analyzes the intersection between the economy and the environment using input-output frameworks. It studies how public policies and external shocks affect the productive structure in the face of natural resource scarcity, evaluating their impact on socioeconomic resilience, with special attention to sustainable transitions in energy and marine contexts.
  • Challenges of financial inclusion.Economic analysis of the challenges of financial inclusion in the global population.
 
Group members:
Name Nature of participation Entity Description
JOSEP MIQUEL NAVARRO ORTIZDirectorUniversitat de València
Research team
NICOLA RUBINO MemberUniversitat de València
ALBERTO ROCA FLORIDOMemberUniversitat de València
ABDENNOUR AKOUDAD EKAJOUANCollaboratorUniversitat de València
 
CNAE:
  • -
 
Associated structure:
  • Economic Analysis
 
Keywords:
  • DIGITALISATION
  • PUBLIC DEBT
  • NATURAL RESOURCES
  • MONETARY DYNAMICS
  • EXTERNAL VULNERABILITY
  • FINANCIAL INCLUSION
  • SCARCITY
  • PUBLIC DEBT
  • MACROECONOMIC IMBALANCES
  • GLOBAL SHOCKS
  • INPUT-OUTPUT ANALYSIS
  • SUSTAINABLE TRANSITION
  • SOCIOECONOMIC RESILENCE
  • MARINE ECONOMY
  • ECONOMIC BEHAVIOR
  • FINANCIAL ACCESS
  • SOCIOECONOMIC INEQUALITY
  • GLOBAL POPULATION