STUDYING THE DEVELOPMENT OF GREEN ECONOMY IN BULGARIA AS A EUROPE 2020 PRIORITY STRATEGY

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Keywords
green economy, ecology, management, green management

Summary
The aim of this study is to reveal the trends of the green economy in relation to the Europe 2020 priority strategy. The tasks that are set relate to revealing the nature of green economy, as well as the reasons for green management. The object of study is the development of green economy in Bulgaria. The subject of study is the changes to be made in the national economy of the Republic of Bulgaria so that humane green economy will be built. The paper advocates the idea that in order for life on Earth to survive, today's economy, stimulating social inequality and waste of natural resources, must be replaced by a steady green economy. Naturally, this should be done globally by consensus of all countries in the world and mutual respect for their interests. There are many possible ways of Bulgaria’s integration into the European and world economy, but in economic terms building a green economy is the most justifiable way.

JEL: Ì2, Q0
Pages: 29
Price: 3 Points

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