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Methodical Approaches to the Identification of Gaseous Production Waste that in a Negative Effect Affect Macroeconomic Processes

Journal: Quarterly Scientific Journal "Economic Herald of the Donbas" (Vol.61, No. 3)

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Page : 98-88

Keywords : negative externalities; gaseous waste; industry; macroeconomic processes; analytical approach; statistical method; method of in-depth data analysis.;

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Abstract

The negative externalities caused by gaseous production waste are quite dynamic, so they need additional study in order to find tools for their internalization. Negative externalities are currently not sufficiently studied, the question of assessing the degree of impact of gaseous production waste on macroeconomic processes remains little studied. The aim of the work is to scientifically substantiate methodological approaches to the detection of gaseous production waste that negatively affects macroeconomic processes. A methodology for identifying production wastes that negatively affect macroeconomic processes is proposed. It is based on an analytical approach that will summarize the information obtained using statistical methods and methods of in-depth data analysis. Grain and sunflower yields were chosen as a target for detecting the impact of gaseous waste. The input factors are the most common elements of gaseous production waste, namely: carbon monoxide (CO), methane (CH4), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), nitrogen oxides (NO), soot, sulfur dioxide (SO2), non-metallic light organic compounds, carbon dioxide (CO2). The methodology for determining the degree of impact of production waste on macroeconomic processes in Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhia, Poltava and Sumy regions of Ukraine has been tested. According to the results of analytical generalization, the degree of influence of the most common elements of gaseous production waste is estimated. The results of the analysis for sulfur dioxide (SO2) and soot are informative. The obtained evaluation results should become the basis for the development of a model of internalization of negative externalities. A promising area of further research is the testing of this methodology in relation to all sectors that are potential recipients of negative effects arising from emissions of gaseous production waste.

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