Application model of green economic growth and economic gap

Tasri, Evi Susanti; Karimi, Syafruddin; Handra, Hefrizal

doi:10.1504/ijge.2016.079724

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“…The First ELEHIC Openness in terms of foreign capital can accelerate economic growth because with foreign investment coming in, it can add factors to domestic production both in terms of quantity and quality which then drives economic growth. In a previous author's study [10], it was found that trade openness significantly affected green GDP, this is…”

Section: Effects Of Foreign Direct Investment On Air Pollutionmentioning

confidence: 84%

Emission Study and Pollution Haven Hypothesis in Economic Development of Developed Country

Tasri¹,

Karimi²

2019

KSS

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Section: Effects Of Foreign Direct Investment On Air Pollutionmentioning

confidence: 84%

Emission Study and Pollution Haven Hypothesis in Economic Development of Developed Country

Tasri¹,

Karimi²

2019

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“…GDP itself stands for Gross Domestic Product, the index to measure the country's economy in goods and services value produced within a time [20]. The other terms of green GDP are GGEI [4], green growth [21], and green economy [22,23]. The indicators contained in green GDP is the value from [10]:…”

Section: Green Gross Domestic Productsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…It shows by the case of Sweden, where their gap of green GDP and GDP steadily decreasing [25], along the way the country nominated as the highest green GDP in 2016 [26]. On the other hand, currently, the data gathered from all national green GDP, still in the no-growth or even degrowth phase, where the green GDP less than GDP, the productivity of capital and operations provide undesirable effects on environmental pollution and degradation [28]. However, the finding published by [26] has stated that the green GDP is the potential to influence the policy implication on environmental management in Bandung with the data of specific sectors that need to be focused.…”

Section: The Green Gdp Implementation In Country-based Emsmentioning

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The Green GDP Implementation in Country-Based Environmental Management System: A Review

Sidjabat

Apsari²

2020

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The economy, environment, and social pillars of sustainability demand the environmental management system (EMS) to improve the cycle system continuously. The result of the evaluation and review stages needs to account for the measurement method that potentially enhances the policy implication. Thus, the green GDP found to be practically suited with current country-based EMS, where it shows by China’s green GDP and GDP gap reached 5% in 2016. The objective of this paper is to acknowledge the implementation of green GDP in the country-based environmental management system. This paper is based on a literature review process, which covered around eight references. The result and discussion lead to the implementation of green growth indicator in national and regional green economy strategy of Indonesia, China, and Finland. The challenges of unstandardized indicators and calculation formula prospected to be tackled by reflecting the current indicator with potential global adjusted formula and valuation through international policy enforcement and integrated communication. The conclusion describes that green GDP is potentially integrated with EMS to ensure the improved cycle of sustainability.

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Green economy: preconditions and directions of development in the agricultural sector

Abrosimova

Makushev

Литвинова

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IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The most intense trend in the modern economy is the introduction of a green economy as one of the main conditions for maintaining a balanced state of the environment for future generations. The strategy of “green” development is becoming increasingly used in different countries. Green growth is a strategy for transforming an economic system in which investments in environmental resources and services become the driving force of economic development. The success of the strategy depends not only on political will but also to a greater extent on centralized funding and planning for green programs. The need to implement the concept of a “green” economy is particularly acute in agricultural production.

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Application model of green economic growth and economic gap

Cited by 9 publications

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Emission Study and Pollution Haven Hypothesis in Economic Development of Developed Country

Emission Study and Pollution Haven Hypothesis in Economic Development of Developed Country

The Green GDP Implementation in Country-Based Environmental Management System: A Review

Green economy: preconditions and directions of development in the agricultural sector

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