Circular economy and economics

The publication presents the gradual development of circular economy as a response to the promotion of circular economy in the real world and also as a response to social demand, respectively. social paradigm, reflected in political decisions. It maps the basic relationships between traditional economics and its foundations and between circular economics and the postulates on which it is based. It raises a number of issues that will soon need to be addressed. These include, for example, the acceptable limits of regulation, the acceptable limits of support for circular production chains, the natural sources of growth of the circular economy, and many others.

The book also draws attention to the new complexity of the relationship between politics and economics, as a result of the specific position of circular economics as a theoretical economic fulfilment of new social demands. It is intended for all entities dealing with the issue of circular economy, i.e. from manufacturing companies to finalists to waste disposal operators. The publication is also intended for students of colleges and universities, as the issue of waste-free economy is one of the important objectives of the European Union.