Сircular economy in the context of alterglobalization

Krysovatyy, Andrii; Zvarych, Iryna; Zvarych, Roman

doi:10.14254/2071-8330.2018/11-4/13

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“…This formulated relevant national priorities for socioeconomic development -increasing level of investment attractiveness, supporting enterprises, promoting job creation, etc. At the same time, implementation of measures to restore economic growth may have potential risks for the country, including excessive resource exploitation and environmental pollution [9]. Thus, in particular, L. Sergienko points out that tendency of worsening environmental problems is mainly due to economic processes and usage of traditional economic model, which is inefficient in terms of negative impact on the environment (and therefore on human life) and cannot be used in the framework of sustainable development [4].…”

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Peculiarities of implementing mechanism of circular economy in the context of sustainable development of communities

2021

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The article analyzes prospects for implementing mechanisms of closed-loop economy (circular economy) at local level based on strengthening material and financial base of communities, expanding their managerial powers due to decentralization. Relevant changes in the approaches to form communities’ socio-economic sphere aimed at gradual transition to circular economy have been pointed out, as well as main priorities in the framework of such transition are identified and characterized. Main directions and measures are suggested, which are aimed at achieving resource efficiency, waste processing, using secondary raw material and minimizing environmental damage in the framework of social and economic activities. Methodological principles for the study were methods of system analysis (to analyze circular economy as holistic system of interconnected elements with specific functions), generalization (to outline main directions and applied propositions for implementing circular economy at the level), comparison (to compare linear and circular models of economy).

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Peculiarities of implementing mechanism of circular economy in the context of sustainable development of communities

2021

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“…The authors of work [4] took solid waste as the main research object, and they divided the waste into six categories, namely wood, plastic, waste paper, food, textile and rubber. However, through the experiment, it was found that vatyy, [9][10][11] and other scholars, in terms of how to overcome the global waste in global circulation chain, the development of the circular economy globalization, inclusive circulation economy analysis research on the impact of globalization, the economic environment as the prerequisite of the development of international development under the background of the tax environment, increase the green taxes and subsidies to phase out harmful to the environment, and fiscal incentives, VAT reductions and tax relief measures to provide the perfect conditions for the transition to a circular economy [11; 12]. Thus, promoting a circular economy in the context of the formation of circular electronic chains as a solution to overcome global waste.…”

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Analysis on the business model of waste market-oriented operation and management in China’s JX region based on the perspective of circular economy

De-min¹,

Zvarych²,

Brodovska³

2022

Economics of Development

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Since 2000, China’s JX region has been actively promoting pilot work on waste separation and treatment. Although some goals have been achieved, progress is slow and generally unsatisfactory. A new waste classification and disposal method that is suitable for a commercial marketing operation in the JX region of China is the problem to be solved in this paper. The purpose of the study is to analyze the business model of market-oriented activities and waste management based on the cyclical perspective of the economy in the JX region of China. In this work, the characteristics, current situation and strategic environment of the functioning of the waste market were investigated and analyzed using the method of system analysis. The application of the theory of joint management and the theory of circular economy, waste classification, ways of waste disposal, waste collection, processing, analysis of the difficulties of waste management in China’s JX region, found that the waste management industry in this region (JX) is facing a market situation that is not is optimistic. It is in the short-term perspective that the scale of the problem, the lack of funding and technical support, and the quality of practitioners must be improved. According to the existing problems, the practical value of this article is to provide a list of measures from the successful experience of managing the operation of the waste market in advanced countries and developed regions of China, as well as to suggest reasonable countermeasures

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“…Presenting circular economy as a new model of production triggers an active scientific and expert discussion as well as EU-wide analytical challenges, aimed at seeking ways to speed up the transition to it. The EU's priority challenge is to find a "circular gap" between EU countries, covering available indicators of circular economy and dividing the countries into "leaders" and "outsiders" (Krysovatyy et al, 2018). In general, across the EU, there is quite a complex picture of building the circular economy, which is difficult to monitor.…”

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Factors of uneven progress of the European Union countries towards a circular economy

Polyakov

Khanin

Bilozubenko

et al. 2021

Problems and Perspectives in Management

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The increased final consumption exacerbates the problem of the scarcity of natural resources and leads to environmental pollution. The concept of circular economy, which implies the formation of closed-loop chains of production and consumption with maximum regeneration and recycling of materials, is considered as an alternative to the firmly established “linear economy” (take-make-dispose). As a part of sustainable development strategy, the European Union adopted a general policy on the transition to a circular economy. However, for objective reasons, such transition is quite uneven at the level of member countries, which adversely affects the total progress. Therefore, the need arises to assess the positions of individual countries and identify major reasons for the uneven transition to support the countries that are lagging.The goal of the study is to identify the factors of uneven progress of the EU countries towards a circular economy. For that reason, a set of empirical data (20 indicators) has been compiled; cluster, classification, and parametric analyses have been conducted. As a result, three clusters of the EU countries have been obtained and six indicators, included into combinations that make all clusters different, have been identified. These indicators can be interpreted as the key factors contributing to the uneven progress of the EU countries towards a circular economy. The difference in harmonic means by clusters allowed quantitatively estimating a “circular gap”. It is of practical value for the EU policy aimed at bridging the gaps between member countries during the transition to a circular economy.

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Сircular economy in the context of alterglobalization

Cited by 13 publications

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Peculiarities of implementing mechanism of circular economy in the context of sustainable development of communities

Peculiarities of implementing mechanism of circular economy in the context of sustainable development of communities

Analysis on the business model of waste market-oriented operation and management in China’s JX region based on the perspective of circular economy

Factors of uneven progress of the European Union countries towards a circular economy

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