2018
DOI: 10.26450/jshsr.546
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Yeşi̇l Muhasebe Ve Çevresel Mali̇yetleri̇n Hesaplanmasi

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“…Although many businesses cause both global and regional pollution, they are considered as focal points of economic development and growth. The concept of "green accounting or environmental accounting" has emerged as a result of the necessity of businesses to be sensitive to the environment and the inclusion of environmental studies in the accounting process (Antepli & Aslan, 2018). Moorthy and Yacob (2013) define green accounting, which is also called environmental accounting in the literature, as a concept that is related to environmental eco-audit and environmental information, and that includes the identification, monitoring, analysis and finally reporting of material and cost information involved to the environmental aspects of a business.…”
Section: Conceptual Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although many businesses cause both global and regional pollution, they are considered as focal points of economic development and growth. The concept of "green accounting or environmental accounting" has emerged as a result of the necessity of businesses to be sensitive to the environment and the inclusion of environmental studies in the accounting process (Antepli & Aslan, 2018). Moorthy and Yacob (2013) define green accounting, which is also called environmental accounting in the literature, as a concept that is related to environmental eco-audit and environmental information, and that includes the identification, monitoring, analysis and finally reporting of material and cost information involved to the environmental aspects of a business.…”
Section: Conceptual Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%