“…Gissin, Mekhanrseva, Putilina and Surzhikov [42] state that, according to expert estimations, a green economy is capable of rapidly ensuring GDP growth and increasing income per capita and employment. In order to start the transition to a green economy, the authors have found that 2% of the global GDP in the period 2012-2050 should be invested in agriculture, housing and municipal services, electrical energy economics, fishing, forestry, production, industry, tourism, transportation, waste disposal and recycling, and water resource management [42].…”