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The 17 pages that link to Intergenerational equity, each with the reason it gives.

• Precautionary principleRelated: Precaution can protect people who would bear delayed harms without sharing current decisions.

• Climate justiceRelated: Climate justice demands attention to how today's choices constrain future lives.

• Sustainable developmentRelated: It explains why meeting present needs must not foreclose future well-being.

• Groundwater depletionRelated: Depleting slowly renewed or nonrenewable groundwater transfers costs to future users.

• Discount rateRelated: A positive rate can reduce the present weight assigned to costs borne by future generations.

• Social cost of carbonRelated: Discounting choices determine how much weight the estimate gives to people living in the future.

• EndowmentRelated: Endowment spending rules embody choices about how much support to give now versus later.

• Sovereign wealth fundRelated: Saving resource revenues in a fund can reserve part of their value for future citizens.

• Sustainable useRelated: Long-term resource use raises questions about what ecological options remain for future people.

• SustainabilityRelated: It explains why present resource use must account for people who come later.

• Government debtRelated: Borrowing can shift some taxes, interest costs, and public benefits across generations.

• Natural resource managementRelated: Long-lived resource decisions distribute opportunities and environmental costs across generations.

• Fiscal conservatismRelated: Debt restraint is often defended as preventing current policies from shifting costs to future taxpayers.

• Government budgetRelated: Borrowing and long-lived spending decisions shift costs and benefits across generations.

• Natural resource economicsRelated: It frames the ethical stakes of consuming finite stocks and degrading renewable systems.

• Economic analysis of climate changeRelated: Choices about discounting and mitigation burden determine how future generations are treated.

• Environmental resource managementRelated: It gives ethical force to sustaining resources beyond immediate economic returns.