GREEN TRANSITION AND FINANCIAL STABILITY: CASE STUDY OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA
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| author | Martin, Vesna |
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| contents | <p>The concept of the green transition is becoming more and more significant<br>in the context of international initiatives to protect the environment and promote<br>sustainable economic growth. The Republic of Serbia has to cope with the potential<br>and difficulties presented by this shift, particularly with regard to financial<br>stability. The green transition refers to the adoption of policies that support<br>sustainable production and consumption as well as the switch from conventional,<br>fossil fuel-based energy sources to renewable ones. Existing financial institutions<br>and markets may be under pressure as a result of this change, which could have<br>a major impact on the nation’s economic structure. On the other hand, financial<br>stability is an essential component of every economic system since it guarantees<br>the continuation of economic activity and safeguards against a variety of risks.<br>The paper’s objectives are to examine the relationships between financial stability<br>and the green transition, pinpoint current obstacles and possibilities, and offer<br>policy suggestions that would promote sustainable economic growth in line with<br>international sustainability norms. The paper will advance knowledge of how<br>national policies can influence the Republic of Serbia’s economy going forward in<br>line with contemporary sustainability standards by analyzing the green transition’s<br>implementation and its effects on financial stability.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | GREEN TRANSITION AND FINANCIAL STABILITY: CASE STUDY OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA Martin, Vesna Economy Circular economy <p>The concept of the green transition is becoming more and more significant<br>in the context of international initiatives to protect the environment and promote<br>sustainable economic growth. The Republic of Serbia has to cope with the potential<br>and difficulties presented by this shift, particularly with regard to financial<br>stability. The green transition refers to the adoption of policies that support<br>sustainable production and consumption as well as the switch from conventional,<br>fossil fuel-based energy sources to renewable ones. Existing financial institutions<br>and markets may be under pressure as a result of this change, which could have<br>a major impact on the nation’s economic structure. On the other hand, financial<br>stability is an essential component of every economic system since it guarantees<br>the continuation of economic activity and safeguards against a variety of risks.<br>The paper’s objectives are to examine the relationships between financial stability<br>and the green transition, pinpoint current obstacles and possibilities, and offer<br>policy suggestions that would promote sustainable economic growth in line with<br>international sustainability norms. The paper will advance knowledge of how<br>national policies can influence the Republic of Serbia’s economy going forward in<br>line with contemporary sustainability standards by analyzing the green transition’s<br>implementation and its effects on financial stability.</p> |
| title | GREEN TRANSITION AND FINANCIAL STABILITY: CASE STUDY OF THE REPUBLIC OF SERBIA |
| topic | Economy Circular economy |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17733402 |