2021
DOI: 10.5171/2021.461936
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Environmental Cost Accounting in a Small Enterprise – A Case Study

Abstract: The studies conducted so far in Poland indicate not only the low environmental awareness of SMEs, but also incorrect reporting of their impact on the natural environment. What is more, in entities from this group, the environmental costs arising in the course of their business activity are undervalued.

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“…Several other studies related to environmental cost accounting measurements have also been disclosed (Kumar et al, 2021;Amaladas, 2021;Bucior & Szadziewska, 2021;Collatto et al, 2021). A study by Collatto et al (2021) uncovered that applying MEED (Measurement and Evidencing of Environmental Debt Method) could facilitate the measurement of environmental cost accounting since the method can inform the assessment of external costs and environmental obligations.…”
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“…Several other studies related to environmental cost accounting measurements have also been disclosed (Kumar et al, 2021;Amaladas, 2021;Bucior & Szadziewska, 2021;Collatto et al, 2021). A study by Collatto et al (2021) uncovered that applying MEED (Measurement and Evidencing of Environmental Debt Method) could facilitate the measurement of environmental cost accounting since the method can inform the assessment of external costs and environmental obligations.…”
Section: Murtimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Environmental Cost Accounting Bucior and Szadziewska (2021) described environmental cost accounting as a cost accounting system oriented to properly allocating costs. It is based on systematic causal analysis.…”
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