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Title:Primerjalna analiza zelene rasti Slovenije in Avstrije
Authors:ID Kolmančič, Maša (Author)
ID Korez Vide, Romana (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
Files:.pdf UN_Kolmancic_Masa_2017.pdf (800,01 KB)
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PID: 20.500.12556/dkum/9a4fe42a-c259-438a-bf26-2add476a0a50
 
Language:Slovenian
Work type:Diploma project paper
Typology:2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:EPF - Faculty of Business and Economics
Abstract:Naši trenutni vzorci rasti gospodarstva niso učinkoviti. Bruto domači proizvod uporabljamo kot edino merilo gospodarskega napredka, vendar ta ni zadosten, ker ne upošteva prispevka naravnih dobrin k blaginji ljudi. Negospodarno ravnanje z naravnimi bogastvi lahko povzroči nepopravljivo škodo in ustvari ovire za gospodarsko rast in razvoj. Zato potrebujemo drugačne vzroce rasti, ki bodo omogočali napredek in razvoj, hkrati pa upoštevali dejstvo, da naravne dobrine niso neomejene. Potrebujemo strategijo, ki spodbuja zeleno rast in s tem določa okvir delovanja gospodarstva, v katerem bodo naravne dobrine še naprej zagotavljale vire, od katerih je odvisna naša blaginja. Kazalniki zelene rasti so zelo pomembni za naš nadaljnji razvoj. V pričujočem diplomskem projektu z analizo kazalnikov ugotavljamo v kolikšni meri Slovenija in Avstrija uresničujeta zeleno rast. Glede na izbrane kazalnike ugotavljamo, da so izbrani kazalniki zelene rasti v Sloveniji ugodnejši, ter da Slovenija na področju teh izbranih kazalnikov napreduje hitreje. Sklepamo, da bi z bolj obširno in poglobljeno analizo večih kazalnikov dobili bolj realno in jasno sliko stanja.
Keywords:zelena rast, trajnostni razvoj, naravni viri, kazalniki, Slovenija, Avstrija
Place of publishing:Maribor
Publisher:[M. Kolmančič]
Year of publishing:2017
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-67751 New window
UDC:502.131.1
COBISS.SI-ID:12952092 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:DMGZEKLQ
Publication date in DKUM:22.12.2017
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Downloads:198
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Language:English
Title:A Comparative Analysis of Green Growth of Slovenia and Austria
Abstract:Our current patterns of economic growth are ineffective. Gross domestic product is used as the only measure of economic progress, but it is not sufficient because it does not take into account the contribution of natural resources to human well-being. Uneconomic management of natural resources can cause irreversible damage and create barriers to economic growth and development. That is why we need different patterns of growth that will allow progress and development while taking into account the fact that natural goods are not unlimited. We need a strategy that encourages green growth and thus sets a framework for the functioning of the economy in which natural resources will continue to provide resources on which our well-being depends. Indicators of green growth are very important for our further development. In this diploma thesis we determine by the analysis of green growth indicators the extent to which Slovenia and Austria realize green growth. Given the selected indicators, we found out that the selected indicators of green growth in Slovenia are better, and that Slovenia is progressing faster in these selected indicators. We conclude that a more comprehensive and in-depth analysis of several indicators would give a more realistic and clear picture of the situation.
Keywords:green growth, sustainable development, natural resources, indicators, Slovenia, Austria


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