Environmental and economic regulation of sustainable spatial agroforestry

Prokopenko, Olha Volodymyrivna; Mishenin, Yevhen Vasylovych; Mura, Ladislav; Yarova, Inessa

doi:10.1504/ijgenvi.2020.114868

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“…The management of information, which is required for the regional environmental and economic system when solving strategic and tactical (operational) tasks, can be carried out using the information support system [2]. This system is created as a means of making decisions at each level of management and helps to identify the production features of a given site occupied by solving a specific problem.…”

Section: Journal Of Innovations and Sustainabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Economic reproduction of the natural resource potential of agro-industrial production

Borisova,

Zhdek,

Atalawei

2023

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Purpose. The goal of the study is to develop scientific and methodological approaches and practical recommendations for improving the economic mechanism of reproduction of the natural resource potential of agro-industrial production (AIP). Results. The article substantiates the priorities for improving the reproduction of the natural resource potential of agro-industrial production on the example of Ukraine. The conceptual foundations of forming an information system for ensuring the rational use and reproduction of natural resources in the agrarian sector are highlighted in detail. The conceptual foundations of forming a system of principles, goals and criteria for information support of the processes of reproduction of the natural resource potential of AIP, the environmental and economic mechanism for managing the features of environmental and innovative development of the state are considered in more detail. For optimal redistribution of the resource component of agro-industrial production, methodological recommendations for the economic assessment of natural resources in the agrarian sector are presented. In order to ensure the rational reproduction of natural resources of the agricultural sector, the features of the economic assessment of natural resources of agro-industrial production are analyzed. The essence and content of the concept of the natural resource potential of the agricultural sector is revealed, under which it is proposed to understand a complex system of natural objects, the users of which are enterprises of agro-industrial production with existing technology and socio-economic relations, a component of the environmental and economic potential of the state. This made it possible to develop a system of information support for the reproduction of the natural resource potential of AIP based on a systematic analysis of environmental and economic relations of nature management in the agrarian sector. Scientific novelty. The economic category of the natural resource potential of the AIP is developed in the direction of reflecting the structure and relationships between its elements; the definition of the economic assessment of natural resource elements is deepened, which is considered in the study as a criterion indicator of the comparative economic efficiency of the use and reproduction of the natural resource potential of the AIP; scientific and practical foundations of information support for economic processes of reproduction of natural resources in the agricultural sector are improved on the basis of development of an information system for expert assessment of their quality, monitoring, audit, and passport of the environmental management object. Practical value. The results of the study are used to improve the economic mechanism of reproduction of natural resources of the agrarian sector in the region. The scientific and practical recommendations are used to determine the indicators of economic assessment of the elements of natural resources of the agrarian sector; to calculate the economic efficiency of conservation and reproduction of the natural resource potential of the agro-industrial complex; to provide financial support for regional reproduction programmes and processes; to develop tools and methods of agro-ecological regulation.

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Section: Journal Of Innovations and Sustainabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Economic reproduction of the natural resource potential of agro-industrial production

Borisova,

Zhdek,

Atalawei

2023

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“…Understanding the main determinants of tourism competitiveness from a global perspective has a crucial impact on creating a country's brand in order to maintain its growth and vitality (Skare et The analysis of the tourism competitiveness determinants leads to the compilation of world rankings, which indicate the country's position in the overall and partial ranking. The tourism competitiveness determinants and perspectives of many studies and models are different, e.g., satisfaction, productivity, and quality of life (Skare et al 2023b;Croes & Kubickova, 2013); tourism infrastructure and related infrastructure, economic conditions, safety and health, tourism price competitiveness, government policies, environmental sustainability (Prokopenko et al, 2020), work abilities and training, natural and cultural resources (Assaf & Josiassen, 2012). Theoretical knowledge application in practice is of great importance, especially in terms of competitive advantages (Stefko et al, 2017).…”

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Do Travel and Tourism Competitiveness determine International Tourism Inbound Receipts? A Quantile Regression Model for 125 Countries

Vašaničová,

Jenčová,

Kiseľáková

et al. 2023

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Tourism is one of the sectors of the economy most affected by the situation caused by the spread of COVID-19. For the re-growth of international tourism competitiveness, it is important to know the main determinants affecting tourism performance, specifically international tourism inbound receipts (ITIR). This paper aims to find out whether a country's ITIR is determined by travel and tourism gross domestic product (GDP) and travel and tourism competitiveness measured by the Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index (TTCI). The data was obtained from the Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Report from 2019. The proposed new model for 125 countries is specific because we consider conditional quantiles of the dependent variable. The results of a quantile regression determined that individual percentiles of the ITIR are more affected by travel and tourism GDP and TTCI than other percentiles of the ITIR, which was then reflected in the changes of regression coefficients. Considering the findings of this paper, it is possible to implement competitive destination policy not only for the specific geographical cluster, as in the existing literature, but also for groups of countries created according to the affiliation to selected quantiles. This study significantly contributes to the theory and empirical evidence of the influence of tourism competitiveness when modeling tourism performance. Moreover, even though existing studies encourage quantile regression usage in tourism research, this paper appears to be original in determining the variables entering the analysis (ITIR, TTCI, travel, and tourism GDP).

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“…In a more broader perspective, climate change can be seen as a very prominent example for anthropogenic environmental degradation (Shpak et al, 2021). Other examples of severe environmental degradation caused by human activity include biodiversity loss, deforestation, and local air pollution (Prokopenko et al, 2020).…”

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“…In addition, there are many sectors that pollute the environment, even if they are not as heavy polluting as the mentioned sectors (Blecharz and Stverkova, 2014). Therefore, it is a more correct approach to characterize the products of countries that are subject to international trade as green products and non-green products (Kusumastuti and Sutoyo, 2019; Prokopenko et al, 2020;Can et al, 2022). However, there is no generally accepted "green list" in the literature.…”

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Nexus Between Trading Non-Green Products and Environment: Introducing Non-Green Trade Openness Index

Can¹,

Oluç

Sturm

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Trade is a significant parameter that may impact environment positively or negatively. However, there is no consensus on this issue among the researchers. It seems likely that tradable products will affect the environmental quality level. However, this requires the separation of the international trade basket. Thus, this research asks whether trade in non-green products affects the level of environmental degradation in the 25 European Union (EU) member states? To answer this question, we develop an index of trade openness in non-green products and empirically investigate whether this index influences the ecological footprint. Non-green trade openness index represents the ratio of the total export and import of non-green products in a country’s international trade basket to that country’s Gross Domestic Product. Advanced panel estimation techniques are employed for a sample of 25 EU countries over the period between 2003 and 2016. The core finding–supporting the Pollution Haven Hypothesis–is that non-green trade openness reduces environmental degradation. We discuss several implications of this result for recent environmental policies, particularly for the EU climate policy.

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Environmental and economic regulation of sustainable spatial agroforestry

Cited by 11 publications

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Economic reproduction of the natural resource potential of agro-industrial production

Economic reproduction of the natural resource potential of agro-industrial production

Do Travel and Tourism Competitiveness determine International Tourism Inbound Receipts? A Quantile Regression Model for 125 Countries

Nexus Between Trading Non-Green Products and Environment: Introducing Non-Green Trade Openness Index

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