Article · Mediterranean Journal of Social Sciences · July 1, 2015
Green Economy: Its Optimization and Modeling
Elvira S. Nurekenova, МАДИЯРОВА КУРАЛАЙ ЗЕЙНОЛЛАЕВНА, Bolat Abdiev, Manat Yezhebekov
Abstract
The article discloses the theoretics of forming green economy and provides practical guidance on meeting challenge of optimization of economic growth conditions taking into account providing environmental safety. International experts consider green growth and sustainable development as a new economy mover capable to solve a number of daunting problems of the current social and economic development of the country. Among them is a remaining environment safety hazard and depletion of main natural resources, increasing weather anomaly frequency and dramatic climatic changes. Therefore the article considers the model indicating the way of decreasing the term of depletion of resources with the rise of speed ratio supposing that the rates of speed keep invariable before the moment of depletion. Even such a simplified position testifies true efficiency of green economy system. We see it in putting off the term of depleting resources. Another variant is to provide such a s(t) function which can create a substitute for i-th resource by the time of its depletion. But in that case the substitute will not be able to replace the resource in a system of circuit of substances. And environmental consequences, or rather their elimination, require extra resources. DOI: 10.5901/mjss.2015.v6n4p186
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