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ASSESSING OVERALL LEVEL OF ENTERPRISE-S ENVIRONMENTAL SECURITY: POSSIBILITIES OF APPLYING MODERN ECONOMIC AND MATHEMATICAL METHODS
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Effective stimulation of the activities of national enterprises related to environmental protection, reduction of the negative industrial impact on the environment, an increase in innovation and investment attractiveness, environmental image and improvement of environmental situation in Ukraine is possible if the methodology for assessing the overall level of enterprise?s environmental security is developed and tested in practice. The relevance of solving this scientific problem is that it is important to take into account the overall level of enterprise?s environmental security when calculating environmental tax and establish a certain differentiation in relation to eco-tax payers, in order to assess their environmental and social responsibility to the state and society. Research purpose is to study modern economic and mathematical methods for assessing a company?s environmental safety level and substantiate the possibilities of their use to confirm the adequacy and relation between the components. Methodological basis of the research consists of fundamental principles of general economic theory, economics of nature management and environmental protection, statistics and econometrics. The article examines modern approaches to assessing an enterprise?s level of environmental safety and summarizes the main economic, environmental and organizational factors for ensuring environmental safety of national enterprises. Research results can be useful for assessing overall level of environmental safety for any enterprise, regardless of the type of its ownership, organizational and legal form, type of activity, industrial characteristics and location.
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