Economic evaluation of the mineral deposit on examples of surface mining block models

Cehlár, Michal; Rybár, Pavol; Mihok, Jozef; Engel, Jacek

doi:10.26730/2587-5574-2018-1-46-58

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“…Neo-industrialization is a form of innovative development of the economies of the leading countries in the late 20th -early 21st centuries, with the following characteristics: reduction in basic raw materials and growth in the processing industries, industry-wide convergence of raw materials processing, robotization and digitalization of production, transformation of scientific research into an independent sector of economy, informatization and increasing the technological level of the service sector [9][10]. All this manifested in a significant increase in value added, productivity and social welfare growth, consumption of goods.…”

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Neo-Industrial Structural Shifts in Sustainable Development Methodology

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Human economic activity, production and use of goods and services take place in the framework of a close exchange of materials and energy with the environment. Entering into relationship with the natural environment, industrial enterprises form a dynamic ecological-and-economic system, which is a combination of two jointly functioning subsystems: ecological and economic. The main feature of the ecologicaland-economic system is the balance, proportionality, balance of its natural and industrial subsystems. In this regard, a necessary condition for the transition of economy to sustainable development should be the reduction of the environmental capacity of production through the introduction of a new business philosophy, which is based on greening processes. Environmental activities, as one of the components of a balanced development, are becoming more and more economically viable, allowing enterprises to use the various direct and indirect benefits and profits associated with it, preventing negative environmental impacts. Of particular importance is the expansion of the economic basis of environmental activities in the conditions of modern structural changes in the economy, radically changing the proportions of consumption of natural and intellectual resources. Today, such structural changes are neo-industrial in nature, marking a new stage in the development of global industry, with increasing digitalization of production and a drastic reduction in natural resource consumption as well as harmful emissions cut.

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