Sustainable Development and Green Economy in the European Union Countries—Statistical Analysis

Cheba, Katarzyna; Bąk, Iwona

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-52348-0_11

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“…The results of the first stage of the study are presented in Table 1. They confirm the authors' previous observations (Cheba, 2019;Cheba, and Bąk, 2020), which show that among the EU countries, Scandinavian countries (i.e. Sweden, Denmark and Finland) are doing best principally in most of the dimensions and areas analysed.…”

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“…The literature indicates that the use of this type of method may lead to an excessive reduction of the set of diagnostic features and thus to distorting the test results (e.g. Cheba, and Bąk, 2020;Sokołowski, and Sobolewski, 2019).…”

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“…The multitude of the proposed definitions of their details and practical applications is immense. There are also different ways to incorporate the concept of sustainable development into the scope of other areas and research directions -ranging from merely combining sustainable development with other areas (Zioło, Filipiak, Bąk, and Cheba, 2019b), through more advanced proposals, to connections that take into account the network dimension of relations between connected areas (Cheba, 2019;Cheba and Bąk, 2020).…”

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Sustainable development and its relationships with other directions of the development of European Union countries

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The main purpose of the paper is to present proposals for the study of relationships between the dimensions of sustainable development and other areas of the EU countries’ development: innovation and competitiveness both from theoretical and practical perspective. The first part presents the assumptions adopted by the authors, and the second the 2-stage research procedure. In the first stage, the relative taxonomic measure of development was calculated, while in the next one the correlation coefficients between considered dimensions and areas were calculated. According to the authors, in the studies of relationships between sustainable development and other considered areas, one should take into account all of the particular dimensions and areas creating the research phenomena.

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Is Energy Use in the EU Countries Moving toward Sustainable Development?

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The increase in energy demand requires urgent investments in sustainable energy. It is vital to the success of the 2030 Agenda, adopted by the United Nations General Assembly. The article aimed to assess the situation of the European Union countries with regard to energy use. Indicators related to the implementation of SDG7 and environmental and resource productivity of the economy were adopted for the study. The research presented in this article fits into contemporary debates on the effectiveness of implementing one of the SDG7: ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for all. The analysis included 26 countries that have been in the European Union since 2010. The study’s originality lies in the use of primary data obtained from the Eurostat database for three research periods: 2010, 2015, and 2020, which will allow for assessing the situation of the surveyed EU countries in the area of energy use. In order to achieve the research objective, selected methods of descriptive statistics and vector measurement were used. The application of a vector measure made it possible to rank the studied countries in terms of efficient energy use. Based on the results obtained, there is a significant variation in space and time in the evolution of the energy system of the European Union’s member states toward sustainable development. Rational energy use is primarily the domain of north-western European countries, with Sweden and Austria always leading the rankings. However, this does not mean that in these countries, in spite of their high position in the ranking, the levels of some indicators in 2015 and 2020 as compared with those in 2010 did not deteriorate. Due to this fact, attention should be paid to the energy use process and identification of signals responsible for deteriorating the outcomes. The research results can help diagnose the results obtained so far and correct the European Union’s climate and energy policy in the future.

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Sustainable Development and Green Economy in the European Union Countries—Statistical Analysis

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Sustainable development and its relationships with other directions of the development of European Union countries

Sustainable development and its relationships with other directions of the development of European Union countries

Is Energy Use in the EU Countries Moving toward Sustainable Development?

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