Abstract
The evolution and preconditions of formation, challenges and factors for circular economy development are investigated in the article. Were analyzed and generalized the existing scientific approaches to the definition of "circular economy", which are conditionally systematized into 9 groups: section of economy, paradigm, strategy, model, system, ecological opportunity, recycling technology, tool of "green" economy, type of economic activity. It is proposed to consider the term "circular economy" from such aspects as: the modern paradigm of logistics systems’ development; sustainable development strategy; sustainable business model of the national economy; economic model based on industrial waste recycling technology; logistics flow management tool, which is based on an integrated approach (integration of system, process, situational, functional); activities aimed at implementing a closed cycle of logistics flows to increase the level of the national economy environmental security. Were was accomplished a statistical analysis of the national logistics system development in consideration of the environmental component. It was established that the "green" transformation of Ukrainian logistics system in a circular economy is not effective enough. This is due to the limited amount of funding for environmental protection and insufficient development of the industrial waste recycling system. These issues require the development of a set of appropriate institutional measures and the adoption of radical logistics decisions based on European best practices.
Highlights
It is proposed to consider the term "circular economy" from such aspects as: the modern paradigm of logistics systems’ development; sustainable development strategy; sustainable business model of the national economy; economic model based on industrial waste recycling technology; logistics flow management tool, which is based on an integrated approach; activities aimed at implementing a closed cycle of logistics flows to increase the level of the national economy environmental security
Sustainable development strategy; stable business model of the national economy; economic model based on industrial waste recycling technology; logistics flow management tool, which is based on a comprehensive approach; activities aimed at implementing a closed cycle of logistics flows to increase the level of environmental security of the national economy
The analysis shows that many companies around the world are already aware of the need to manage in a "new way", the transformation of economic models and the use of circular economy
Summary
Editor in Chief: Deputy editors-in-chief: Hryhorak M. Members of the Editorial Board: SWIEKATOWSKI Ryszard – Doctor of Economics, Professor (Poland); POSTAN M. B. – Doctor of Economics, Ass. Professor; SOLOMON D. The electronic scientific and practical journal is registered in international scientometric data bases, repositories and search engines. Hryhorak M.Yu. Doctor of Economics, Associate Professor, Head of Logistics Department National Aviation University (Ukraine). Dzwigol Henryk Habilitated Doctor in Economics, Professor, Silesian University of Technology (Gliwice, Poland). Kwilinski Aleksy Ph.D., Doctor of Economics, Professor, The London Academy of Science and Business (London, United Kingdom). Trushkina Nataliia PhD (Economics), Associate Professor, Senior Research Fellow, Regulatory Policy and Entrepreneurship Development Institute of Industrial Economics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (Ukraine). ON THE APPLICATION OF THE CONCEPT OF CIRCULAR ECONOMY TO ENSURE BALANCED SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
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