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Soldak, M. (2021). Promyslovi ekosystemy svitu: otsinka ekolohichnosti rozvytku [Industrial ecosystems of the world: assessment of ecological development]. In Sotsial'no-ekonomichni problemy suchasnoho periodu Ukrayiny [Socio-Economic Problems of the Modern Period of Ukraine]: Vol. 152 (6) (pp. 32-38). DOI: https://doi.org/10.36818/2071-4653-2021-6-5. [in Ukrainian].
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Soldak Myroslava Oleksiyivna

Ph.D. of Economics, Senior Researcher

Academic Secretary of the Institute of Industrial Economics of NAS of Ukraine

Contacts: soldak@nas.gov.ua

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Resume

Sustainable development has become the mainstream of the global economy in recent years. It is focused on creating the mechanisms to ensure climate-neutral industrial growth through the use of advanced digital production technologies. Under the influence of modern technologies, the processes of formation and further development of industrial ecosystems are intensifying, which should be studied in ecological and technological contexts. The new climate agenda makes the determining of new perspectives and problems of industrial ecosystem development from the standpoint of a national industry increasingly relevant. The article presents an empirical analysis of the development of industrial ecosystems in 58 countries within two groups - countries with developed industry and countries with developing industry, based on the World Bank classification of countries and economies by level of industrialization. The methodological approach to assessing the environmental friendliness of industrial ecosystems has been improved by identifying the relationship between gross value added in industry and the efficiency of CO2 emissions in creating value in the manufacturing sector, the use of which allows establishing significant differences in achieving the goals of sustainable development between different countries in terms of industrial and technological development. The results of the study confirm the thesis on the active use of modern technologies in the field of environmental impact in countries with developed industries on the way to greater compliance of their industrial ecosystems with the principles of biological ones. Key issues are outlined and Ukraine's prospects for industrial growth based on sustainable development, along with a significant improvement in production technologies, are identified.

Keywords:

industrial ecosystem, technological development, technologies of advanced digital production, efficiency of CO2 emissions

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