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EncyclopediaGreen accounting is an extension of conventional accounting that incorporates environmental considerations into economic measurement and reporting.
Alexandros Garefalakis
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INTEGRATION OF GREEN ACCOUNTING INTO ROMANIAN ACCOUNTING SYSTEM [PDF]
CES Working Papers, 2012 The aim of this paper is to present the concept of green accounting, its emergence at an international level, its entry in the Romanian economic environment and, especially, the way it is understood and applied in Romania.
Mihaela Ungureanu
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Green Accounting: A Primer [PDF]
International Journal Of Scientific Advances, 2021 Green or environmental accounting is a new branch of accounting that provides for accounting the environmental impact. Unlike conventional accounting, green accounting accounts for the environment and its well-being. It factors environmental costs into the financial results of operations.
Matthew N. O. Sadiku +3 more
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Accountability of greening the ECB
Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law, 2023 Greening the European Central Bank (ECB) has been a highly debated subject in the Eurozone/EU, featuring in the ECB monetary policy strategy review and the ECB Climate Change Action Plan. This is part of a worldwide trend towards ‘sustainable central banking’. This article focuses on the accountability of the ECB as a European institution, which enjoys
Rosa M. Lastra, Sara Dietz
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Green Accounting: Green Wasathiyah Campus
The Accounting Journal of Binaniaga, 2023 The issue of environmental change has become a hot topic to discuss in recent years due to climate change in the form of global warming caused by the industrial world. In addition to the industrial world, namely companies, one of the institutions affected by environmental changes is universities.
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Research on Financial Accounting of GDP Index Based on Numerical Simulation
Advances in Multimedia, 2022 Because the traditional GDP accounting method was difficult to meet the actual needs of governments for economic and social development, aiming at the problems of unclear data sources related to GDP and inconsistent GDP accounting results in the national
Bo Li
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Accounting for the Distributional Impacts of Policy in the Green Accounts
Environment and Development Economics, 2000 Green income accounting models are designed to appropriately value changes in a country's natural resource (natural capital) base. However, green NNP is useful as a guide for domestic and international policy only to the extent that it accurately reflects the economic goals and policy options of policy makers. For example, international policy designed
Horan, R.D. +3 more
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Implementation Opportunities of Green Accounting for Activity-Based Costing (ABC) in Romania [PDF]
Theoretical and Applied Economics, 2008 This article refers to implementation opportunities of green accounting for the Activity- Based Costing method. It shows why we choose Activity-Based Costing method and what must be done in this way.
Sorinel Capusneanu
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Sustainable FuturesGreen accounting provides a framework for incorporating environmental factors into economic analysis, offering perspectives that can influence approaches to managing resources and fostering green FDI.
Le Thanh Ha
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Dialogic Accounting Model and Green Accounting Consequences: Empirical Evidence from Iran [PDF]
Iranian Journal of Accounting, Auditing & FinanceThe purpose of this study is Examining the role of technocracy instrumental rational in Dialogic Accounting Model with Green Accounting Consequences. In this research, which is considered methodologically in terms of the nature of the problem and the ...
Ensie Hosseinpooran +2 more
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