Current Situation and Prospects of the National Environmental Economics

Tikhomirov, Yuri Alekseevich; Tikhomirov, Alexey Aleksandrovich; Tatuev, Arsen Azidovich; Rokotyanskaya, Violetta V.; Budaeva, Valentina Aleksandrovna

doi:10.17485/ijst/2016/v9i18/93760

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“…It is also established that developed countries specialize in high‐tech industries, which are relatively harmless to the environment. Thus, in the most developed countries, the macroeconomic measures have an environmental orientation, and the role of economic methods of environmental regulation is constantly increasing in comparison with administrative measures, as well as the popularity of schemes for the disclosure of environmental information, environmental auditing, planning, expertise, and the award of quality certifications to environmentally friendly products (Tikhomirov, Tatuev, Tikhomirov, Rokotyanskaya, & Budaeva, ).…”

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Mobilization of innovation and investment resources for environmental management in Russian federation regions

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Environmental Quality Mgmt

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Investments in environmental management and environmental protection have a decisive influence on the future of a region and its place in the economic development of the country as a whole. In this article, the principal differences between investment in environmental management and the financing of other projects are discussed. It is proven that, at present, the investment policy in the field of environmental protection of a region is oriented primarily toward current results. In such cases, it is possible to achieve only short‐term goals, and ultimately, to miss the prospect of further conservation of resources. Hence, short‐term investments in environmental protection activities and the achievement of rapid results are replaced by the commitment to promising, long‐term strategic growth. This article notes that the most effective form of implementing environmental monitoring is through environmental auditing, as auditing is performed at the expense of customers and does not require public financing. Furthermore, the effects of implementing environmental policies based on the results of environmental auditing can be even more significant than the results achieved under the State's environmental protection measures

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confidence: 99%