Žaliosios Ekonomikos Probleminės Sritys Globalioje Rinkoje / Green Economy Problem Areas in the Global Market

Abstract

The objective is to highlight the main problem areas of the green economy in the global market, based on international proposals from the international organizations for the green economy, research on raw materials and empirical data. Research methods applied: scientific literature analysis, systematization, comparative analysis, generalization. The results of the survey allowed to highlight the main areas of the green economy. It presents the concept and development of the green economy, and identifies key areas for the green economy that need to be addressed. Each of the detailed areas is divided into separate components. According to the unique areas of the green economy, the evolution of each area has been analyzed in order to test how the other depends on changes in global markets.

Identification of features of a green organization based on bibliometric analysis

“…This attitude is confirmed by Razauskas (2009), who states that ensuring sustainability should be a dynamic process, assessing the balance between different groups of society and society and nature, taking into account future perspectives. Definitely, this public attitude directly influences the behavior of business entities and organizations, thus forming a green economy, which, according to Alekna and Kazlauskienė (2019), is considered as a tool for achieving sustainable development. Alekna and Kazlauskienė (2019) emphasize that the green economy is a type of economy that is oriented towards the creation of economic welfare that has minimal or no impact on nature.…”

“…Definitely, this public attitude directly influences the behavior of business entities and organizations, thus forming a green economy, which, according to Alekna and Kazlauskienė (2019), is considered as a tool for achieving sustainable development. Alekna and Kazlauskienė (2019) emphasize that the green economy is a type of economy that is oriented towards the creation of economic welfare that has minimal or no impact on nature.…”

“…Valiulė and Zonienė (2019) describe sustainable investment as an investment that contributes to the goals of sustainable development. Alekna and Kazlauskienė (2019) attribute the following aspects to attracting sustainable investments: costs related to the green sector, investments in renewable energy sources, labor in the green sector.…”

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“…The green economy could be a means of implementing sustainable development ideas that are related to nature conservation. After reviewing and analysing the scientific literature, it was found that the green economy is a type of economy that focuses on the creation of economic wellbeing, and that has minimal or no impact on nature (Alekna & Kazlauskienė, 2019;Augustaitė, 2020). Green economy can be a tool to achieve sustainable development.…”

Organizacijos veiklos vykdymo žaliąja kryptimi vertinimas

“…The first group assesses tangible resources (subgroups: physical and financial), and the second groupintangible resources (subgroups: human, technological, and organizational). Statements to be evaluated for each evaluated component are formulated based on the results of the theoretical research (Zakarevičius, 2010;Mackevičius & Daujotaitė, 2011;Inderst et al, 2012;Alekna & Kazlauskienė, 2019;Barno, 2021;Wang et al, 2021;Khan et al, 2021;Debrah et al, 2022;Maletič et al, 2020;Jancenelle, 2021;Abideen et al, 2022;Tang et al, 2018;Roscoe et al, 2019;Singh et al, 2020;Aboramadan & Karatepe, 2021;Bose & Luo, 2012;Chuang & Huang, 2015;Su et al, 2020, etc.). In total, 54 statements are proposed to be evaluated; the maximum rating according to the Likert scale is five points, and the maximum sum of all assigned scores is equal to 270 points.…”