THE PHILOSOPHY OF ECONOMIC JUSTICE AND WELL-BEING: AN ANALYSIS OF ETHICAL PRINCIPLES AND SOCIAL INEQUALITIES
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47390/SPR1342V5SI10Y2025N41Keywords:
green economy, environmental philosophy, sustainable development, carbon neutrality, green finance, ecological justice, moral responsibility, ecological innovation, resource efficiency, economic ethics.Abstract
The article explores the philosophy of the green economy through the lens of harmony between economic growth and environmental ethics. Based on the paradigm of sustainable development, the study substantiates the need to restore the ontological balance between humans and nature. It analyzes the philosophical and ethical dimensions of green finance, carbon neutrality, and ecological innovation. As a result, a conceptual model is proposed to integrate economic efficiency with ecological justice, emphasizing the moral dimension of economic decision-making.
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