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With the increase of food supply and the improvement of production processes, the real value of certain food products has been steadily declining over the past decades, which is certainly a trend that has seriously transformed the moral value of food, its role in society and its associated personal attitudes. According to UN and FAO estimates, in 2016, 30-35% of our food was wasted. Food waste in households is also a special area of research in terms of their high wasting rate. While exploring the causes of high amounts of consumer waste, a research group has also correlated (with mathematical models) the gradual growth rate of food waste, the US obesity epidemic and the growing supply of cheaper food products (Hall et al. 2009). In our research, we examine certain personal aspects in case of specific (e.g. functional) foods as well. A significant decrease in food waste coming from households could be attained by controlling our attitudes. Food waste, consumption awareness, eating habits, food mileage, water footprint, sustainable eating, energy efficiency: these are all terms which have to have their meaning and importance taught to people, as they contain important – affecting the level of wasting – information. Therefore, we can see that food waste itself is one of the most serious, paradoxical and global modern issues which the developed world has identified, and is trying to decrease by using national and international interventions in order to limit food supply anomalies and environmental loads as much as possible. Understanding personal attributes more precisely might be a good practice for providing future solutions, as well.
Ákos Bartha; Bálint Horváth. Effects of Certain Personal Attributes on Food Waste. Zeszyty Naukowe SGGW w Warszawie - Problemy Rolnictwa Światowego 2019, 19(34), 22 -30.
AMA StyleÁkos Bartha, Bálint Horváth. Effects of Certain Personal Attributes on Food Waste. Zeszyty Naukowe SGGW w Warszawie - Problemy Rolnictwa Światowego. 2019; 19(34) (2):22-30.
Chicago/Turabian StyleÁkos Bartha; Bálint Horváth. 2019. "Effects of Certain Personal Attributes on Food Waste." Zeszyty Naukowe SGGW w Warszawie - Problemy Rolnictwa Światowego 19(34), no. 2: 22-30.
The implementation practices of the circular economy (CE) put a strong emphasis on preventing material losses in economic processes. The general interpretation of the concept focuses on closing technological and biological cycles by reintegrating end-of-life products into production and consumption systems. Thus, “closed loops” have become a trademark of circular transition. However, this limited perception fails to cover the essence of the CE. Besides closure, the utility of material loops can be prolonged, and a conscious consumer attitude may even prevent the creation of unnecessary material flows. This paper aims at proving that the preference of closed loops would result in deadweight losses in the long run. The conducted analysis ranks EU member states according to the most anticipated material flow indicators. Then, the study presents a new methodology to measure circular efficiency based on the available ecological capacity of the countries. The outcomes show that the poorly performing actors are in fact not far from a sustainable operation. Meanwhile, the countries with the most efficient material flow values present the widest development gap to reach the ideal level of circularity.
Balint Horvath; Miriam Bahna; Csaba Fogarassy. The Ecological Criteria of Circular Growth and the Rebound Risk of Closed Loops. Sustainability 2019, 11, 2961 .
AMA StyleBalint Horvath, Miriam Bahna, Csaba Fogarassy. The Ecological Criteria of Circular Growth and the Rebound Risk of Closed Loops. Sustainability. 2019; 11 (10):2961.
Chicago/Turabian StyleBalint Horvath; Miriam Bahna; Csaba Fogarassy. 2019. "The Ecological Criteria of Circular Growth and the Rebound Risk of Closed Loops." Sustainability 11, no. 10: 2961.
The current trend of business model research shows an increased endeavour of conceptualizing business frameworks for circular economy (CE). While previous sustainability paradigms have failed to attract market stakeholders, their reaction differ regarding this concept. The reason is discovering that the benefits of former industrial systems have turned to be threats for modern companies. Thus, a circular transition seems beneficial not only in environmental but also in financial dimensions. Closing material and energy flows results in reduced costs and enables businesses to propose novel values to customers. The present study aims to investigate the current stage of circular transformation on a corporate level. In order to do that, it thoroughly analyses the business model evolution of an innovative and knowledge-intensive industry, biotechnology. The research employs a circular evaluation method to detect which parts of the applied business structures show the signs of transition. The findings indicate that the business innovation process in the sector is in line with the disciplines of CE. However, this phenomenon is rather the result of striving for market competitiveness, than making efforts for sustainable development. It proves the emergence of CE to be as much an economic concern as it is an environmental one.
Balint Horvath; Nesrine Khazami; Prespa Ymeri; Csaba Fogarassy. INVESTIGATING THE CURRENT BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION TRENDS IN THE BIOTECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY. Journal of Business Economics and Management 2019, 20, 63 -85.
AMA StyleBalint Horvath, Nesrine Khazami, Prespa Ymeri, Csaba Fogarassy. INVESTIGATING THE CURRENT BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION TRENDS IN THE BIOTECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY. Journal of Business Economics and Management. 2019; 20 (1):63-85.
Chicago/Turabian StyleBalint Horvath; Nesrine Khazami; Prespa Ymeri; Csaba Fogarassy. 2019. "INVESTIGATING THE CURRENT BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION TRENDS IN THE BIOTECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY." Journal of Business Economics and Management 20, no. 1: 63-85.
The current paper describes a business model that contributes to people’s self-sufficiency in the field of energy production. The current society is in a position to depend on decision makers and companies in terms of used energy resources and their prices. Though renewable energies have become popular lately, many people face obstacles in order to employ them. The aim of the
Balint Horvath. The adaptation possibilities of sustainable production system best practices to the Hungarian rural environment – Case study of an energy production business model. Studia Mundi - Economica 2019, 6, 1 .
AMA StyleBalint Horvath. The adaptation possibilities of sustainable production system best practices to the Hungarian rural environment – Case study of an energy production business model. Studia Mundi - Economica. 2019; 6 (1):1.
Chicago/Turabian StyleBalint Horvath. 2019. "The adaptation possibilities of sustainable production system best practices to the Hungarian rural environment – Case study of an energy production business model." Studia Mundi - Economica 6, no. 1: 1.
Least-developed countries face many challenges regarding their plastic waste management systems. In 2017, Kenya imposed a selective ban targeting manufacturers and consumers of plastic carrier bags. However, this selectivity does not avoid the continuous use of other plastic products. The present paper states that circular priorities, which have been defined to advanced economies, would not be entirely valid for the rest of the world. While high-income countries face only the impacts of their own consumption, developing nations must endure the externalities of these developed economies. Thus, the focus of the least developed part of the world must not be on reducing its relatively normal (or even low) consumption, but to manage its surplus material flow. According to the employed circular evaluation methodology (CEV—Circular Economic Value), the circularity level in Kenya’s plastic material flow stands on a rather low stage with 32.72%. This result outlines the linear deficiencies of the plastic waste management system and urges the prevention of further material leakage (such as energy use). Through the Business Model Canvas (BMC) approach this study offers a holistic business solution which can improve the system’s sustainability.
Balint Horvath; Edmund Mallinguh; Csaba Fogarassy. Designing Business Solutions for Plastic Waste Management to Enhance Circular Transitions in Kenya. Sustainability 2018, 10, 1664 .
AMA StyleBalint Horvath, Edmund Mallinguh, Csaba Fogarassy. Designing Business Solutions for Plastic Waste Management to Enhance Circular Transitions in Kenya. Sustainability. 2018; 10 (5):1664.
Chicago/Turabian StyleBalint Horvath; Edmund Mallinguh; Csaba Fogarassy. 2018. "Designing Business Solutions for Plastic Waste Management to Enhance Circular Transitions in Kenya." Sustainability 10, no. 5: 1664.
This article focuses on the usage of geothermic energy in greenhouses, its energy-, economic efficiency- and sustainability-related questions. The most notable cost greenhouses produce during operation is the usage of heat energy, which is why when planning a system for this purpose, the energetic analysis of the solution to be used is one of the most important factors. The presented analyses suggest that of the energy resources currently available and usable, geothermic energy has the lowest unit cost. In the case of greenhouse heating, this method turned out to be the most cost-effective among all solutions using any of the energy resources. Regarding the environmental aspect, the CO2 emission rates of the various heating methods have been examined as well. Using the thermal water of the greenhouses before reinjection is an efficient way of energy utilization. Even though the firewood and pellet boilers look the most efficient forms for the first time, past experiences proved them to be the most expensive ones as well. Therefore, it can be stated that the utilization of geothermal energy is the best solution for greenhouse heating, from the perspectives of economic and environmental aspects as well. Based on the previous observations in terms of environmental and economic efficiency this paper aims to discover the opportunities for high-scale thermal utilization in Hungary in order to meet its future renewable targets.
Janos Nagygal; Laszlo Toth; Balint Horvath; Csaba Fogarassy. Thermal water utilization in the Hungarian greenhouse practice. Thermal Science 2018, 22, 1015 -1024.
AMA StyleJanos Nagygal, Laszlo Toth, Balint Horvath, Csaba Fogarassy. Thermal water utilization in the Hungarian greenhouse practice. Thermal Science. 2018; 22 (2):1015-1024.
Chicago/Turabian StyleJanos Nagygal; Laszlo Toth; Balint Horvath; Csaba Fogarassy. 2018. "Thermal water utilization in the Hungarian greenhouse practice." Thermal Science 22, no. 2: 1015-1024.
Balint Horvath. The role of local production systems in the establishment of sustainable consumer attitude. Studia Mundi - Economica 2018, 5, 1 .
AMA StyleBalint Horvath. The role of local production systems in the establishment of sustainable consumer attitude. Studia Mundi - Economica. 2018; 5 (4):1.
Chicago/Turabian StyleBalint Horvath. 2018. "The role of local production systems in the establishment of sustainable consumer attitude." Studia Mundi - Economica 5, no. 4: 1.
Balint Horvath. The recognition of resource use through industrial development from a social perspective. Studia Mundi - Economica 2018, 5, 1 .
AMA StyleBalint Horvath. The recognition of resource use through industrial development from a social perspective. Studia Mundi - Economica. 2018; 5 (1):1.
Chicago/Turabian StyleBalint Horvath. 2018. "The recognition of resource use through industrial development from a social perspective." Studia Mundi - Economica 5, no. 1: 1.
Considering the frequently changing business environment, staying competitive on the current markets takes more efforts from companies in the 21st century. Conducting only incremental product innovation does not meet the market criteria anymore. The successful entrepreneurs of the future must focus more on the design of their business models to gain superior economic performance. Besides the market, society has also raised a major requirement towards companies, which is being socially responsible. The word ‘sustainability’ regarding businesses might confuse a lot of people as several aspects of the term reach beyond its traditional economic interpretation. The present study provides a clear explanation and furthermore examines its application at a corporate level. This paper aims to present how business model innovation does not simply lead to economic success but its generated value can be extended to social and environmental aspects as well.
Csaba Fogarassy; Balint Horvath; Robert Magda. Business Model Innovation as a Tool to Establish Corporate Sustainability. Visegrad Journal on Bioeconomy and Sustainable Development 2017, 6, 50 -58.
AMA StyleCsaba Fogarassy, Balint Horvath, Robert Magda. Business Model Innovation as a Tool to Establish Corporate Sustainability. Visegrad Journal on Bioeconomy and Sustainable Development. 2017; 6 (2):50-58.
Chicago/Turabian StyleCsaba Fogarassy; Balint Horvath; Robert Magda. 2017. "Business Model Innovation as a Tool to Establish Corporate Sustainability." Visegrad Journal on Bioeconomy and Sustainable Development 6, no. 2: 50-58.
The most notable role in the energy usage of rearing-related buildings belongs to barn climate. For animals, one of the most important climate parameter is the temperature of the barn atmosphere. This can be kept in the proper interval by either heating or cooling. Apart from the operation of technological solutions, the need for airing barns must be taken into consideration. This means there are special technical requirements for airing. Also, they can cause significant energy losses. The temperature limit of heating is mainly influenced by the technological temperature related to keeping the animal in question, its acceptable differences, the heat loss of the barn, and the airing requirement. Energy sources applicable to heating can be traditional sources (coal, oil, gas), renewable sources (solar, biomass, wind, water, or geothermal energy), or transformed energy (electricity). As these have specific operation systems, they also mean further challenges in implementing efficient energy usage. The usage of heating energy can either be optimised by the rational usage of the heating system, or machinery explicitly made for reserving energy. Sparing heating energy via recuperative heating exchange may cut costs significantly, which we also proved in this research with actual calculations. However, we have to state that the efficient usage of heat exchangers requires that the internal and external temperatures differ greatly, which has a huge impact on heat recovery performance.
Laszló Toth; Balint Horvath; Zsolt Fulop; Csaba Fogarassy. Climate Regulation of Rearing-Related Buildings - Evaluating the Factors Related to the Energy Requirement of Heating/Cooling, and Analysis of Alternative Solutions. YBL Journal of Built Environment 2017, 5, 73 -83.
AMA StyleLaszló Toth, Balint Horvath, Zsolt Fulop, Csaba Fogarassy. Climate Regulation of Rearing-Related Buildings - Evaluating the Factors Related to the Energy Requirement of Heating/Cooling, and Analysis of Alternative Solutions. YBL Journal of Built Environment. 2017; 5 (1):73-83.
Chicago/Turabian StyleLaszló Toth; Balint Horvath; Zsolt Fulop; Csaba Fogarassy. 2017. "Climate Regulation of Rearing-Related Buildings - Evaluating the Factors Related to the Energy Requirement of Heating/Cooling, and Analysis of Alternative Solutions." YBL Journal of Built Environment 5, no. 1: 73-83.
This study investigates the possibilities of various development areas (transport, energy, building) to make the cost-efficient realisation of high-profile investments, and organising and holding international sports events possible. Using a case study, the paper introduces development routes based on the evaluation of environmental and economic perspectives. The current research introduces the investment characteristics based on the development of the Hungarian building, energy and transport sectors for the 2017-2030 period. The main criterion is the integration of ‘circular economy’. For sectors which operate with high material and energy consumption, the consideration of circular economy principles may prove to be important for sustainable development. Through planning highvolume sports and worldwide events, the usual development strategy for traffic systems focuses on public transport and rentable vehicles (f. e. electric scooter, or bicycle) which can decrease CO2 emissions via modern technological solutions. Regarding the buildings, sports arenas and related facilities, besides the existing low-carbon solutions, the functions of buildings must be expanded and their usage prolonged. The management of waste left after the life cycle is expended has to be pre-planned. These are the options for making the sector’s GHG emissions decrease apart from circular tenders, which can be further combined with SMART energetic solutions.
Balint Horvath; Csaba Fogarassy. Analysis of Circular Development and Investment Possibilities (Transport, Energy and Building) Related to International Sports Event Planning. YBL Journal of Built Environment 2017, 5, 58 -72.
AMA StyleBalint Horvath, Csaba Fogarassy. Analysis of Circular Development and Investment Possibilities (Transport, Energy and Building) Related to International Sports Event Planning. YBL Journal of Built Environment. 2017; 5 (1):58-72.
Chicago/Turabian StyleBalint Horvath; Csaba Fogarassy. 2017. "Analysis of Circular Development and Investment Possibilities (Transport, Energy and Building) Related to International Sports Event Planning." YBL Journal of Built Environment 5, no. 1: 58-72.
In recent years, there was an increase in economic concepts which defined various concepts for the European Union to leave the economic depression behind. The idea of circular economy boomed into the sight of European Union policy makers in the beginning of 2015. The notion introduced a holistic system planning approach for EU development initiatives. This paper introduces the essential background for the interpretation of circular economy and presents the main priorities throughout its implementation. The size of the European Community leaves many opportunities for the reconsideration of circular processes. The study focuses on circular applications in Hungary which substantially differ from the Western-European practice. The different wage and development levels of the member states in some cases might appear as a possibility to extend product life cycles which otherwise would end sooner. The analysis aims to find the reasons for the variant operations and examines how the extended spatial perspective from national levels to the EU level influences the transition to circular economy.
Csaba Fogarassy; Balint Horvath; Maria Borocz. The Interpretation of Circular Priorities to Central European Business Environment with Focus on Hungary. Visegrad Journal on Bioeconomy and Sustainable Development 2017, 6, 2 -9.
AMA StyleCsaba Fogarassy, Balint Horvath, Maria Borocz. The Interpretation of Circular Priorities to Central European Business Environment with Focus on Hungary. Visegrad Journal on Bioeconomy and Sustainable Development. 2017; 6 (1):2-9.
Chicago/Turabian StyleCsaba Fogarassy; Balint Horvath; Maria Borocz. 2017. "The Interpretation of Circular Priorities to Central European Business Environment with Focus on Hungary." Visegrad Journal on Bioeconomy and Sustainable Development 6, no. 1: 2-9.
Cs. Fogarassy; A. Kovács; Balint Horvath; M. Borocz. THE DEVELOPMENT OF A CIRCULAR EVALUATION (CEV) TOOL – CASE STUDY FOR THE 2024 BUDAPEST OLYMPICS. Hungarian Agricultural Engineering 2017, 10 -20.
AMA StyleCs. Fogarassy, A. Kovács, Balint Horvath, M. Borocz. THE DEVELOPMENT OF A CIRCULAR EVALUATION (CEV) TOOL – CASE STUDY FOR THE 2024 BUDAPEST OLYMPICS. Hungarian Agricultural Engineering. 2017; (31):10-20.
Chicago/Turabian StyleCs. Fogarassy; A. Kovács; Balint Horvath; M. Borocz. 2017. "THE DEVELOPMENT OF A CIRCULAR EVALUATION (CEV) TOOL – CASE STUDY FOR THE 2024 BUDAPEST OLYMPICS." Hungarian Agricultural Engineering , no. 31: 10-20.
In general, European Union Member States attribute great importance to the building sector in reducing their greenhouse gas emissions as part of their climate policy strategies. The present study is aimed at studying what happens if decision-makers do not take any prominent measures to ensure that the building sector realizes more efficient performance. The current European tendencies indicate that the most common approach is to attempt to renovate the existing building stock. However, this is not always the best solution. In Central and Eastern European countries, such as Hungary, the greatest problem encountered in renovations is the outdated heating and electricity supply of the old buildings. Many experts are convinced that these buildings should be demolished now and replaced with new ones in order to achieve more effective performance. This study, besides the environmental matters presents a climate policy-related economic evaluation which strengthens the latter opinion. The purpose of this novel cost effectiveness analysis is to examine the long-term viability of these two approaches (retrofitting strategy vs. the building of new houses) from the aspect of both environmental conformity (climate friendliness) and sustainable economics between 2020 and 2030.
Csaba Fogarassy; Balint Horvath. Climate policy cost-benefit model application for successful Central European building retrofitting programs—A Hungarian case study. International Journal of Engineering Business Management 2017, 9, 1 .
AMA StyleCsaba Fogarassy, Balint Horvath. Climate policy cost-benefit model application for successful Central European building retrofitting programs—A Hungarian case study. International Journal of Engineering Business Management. 2017; 9 ():1.
Chicago/Turabian StyleCsaba Fogarassy; Balint Horvath. 2017. "Climate policy cost-benefit model application for successful Central European building retrofitting programs—A Hungarian case study." International Journal of Engineering Business Management 9, no. : 1.
Attila Dr. Kovács; Balint Horvath; Waleed Ali Hussein Al-Zaidi; Enikő Lencsés. The Importance of Corporate and Social Involvement in the Implementation of Climate Friendly Projects. European Journal of Business Science and Technology 2016, 2, 131 -140.
AMA StyleAttila Dr. Kovács, Balint Horvath, Waleed Ali Hussein Al-Zaidi, Enikő Lencsés. The Importance of Corporate and Social Involvement in the Implementation of Climate Friendly Projects. European Journal of Business Science and Technology. 2016; 2 (2):131-140.
Chicago/Turabian StyleAttila Dr. Kovács; Balint Horvath; Waleed Ali Hussein Al-Zaidi; Enikő Lencsés. 2016. "The Importance of Corporate and Social Involvement in the Implementation of Climate Friendly Projects." European Journal of Business Science and Technology 2, no. 2: 131-140.
Natural gas is still the primary input of the Hungarian heating and cooling systems, therefore it still makes most of the overheads. One of the main obstacles of a competitive district heating system is the public opinion which still considers this service more expensive than the traditional heating forms. According to the absolute numbers this assumption might be valid but from a more accurate economic perspective, heat production has more aspects to stress. Most people forget about the simple fact that the maintenance costs of natural gas based systems are rather outsourced to the consumer than in the case of district heating. Furthermore, the uneven rate of the fixed and variable costs of this technology does not prove to be optimal for service developments. Investigating the future tendencies highlight that encouraging the efficiency improvement of district heating and the spread of technological innovation in the sector does not belong to the top priorities. Still, avoiding this problem it could lead serious deadweight losses in the case of the heating sector.
Balint Horvath; Maria Borocz; Sandor Zsarnoczai; Csaba Fogarassy. Long-term Green Innovation Opportunities Within the Hungarian District Heating Sector Towards 2030. YBL Journal of Built Environment 2016, 4, 12 -24.
AMA StyleBalint Horvath, Maria Borocz, Sandor Zsarnoczai, Csaba Fogarassy. Long-term Green Innovation Opportunities Within the Hungarian District Heating Sector Towards 2030. YBL Journal of Built Environment. 2016; 4 (1):12-24.
Chicago/Turabian StyleBalint Horvath; Maria Borocz; Sandor Zsarnoczai; Csaba Fogarassy. 2016. "Long-term Green Innovation Opportunities Within the Hungarian District Heating Sector Towards 2030." YBL Journal of Built Environment 4, no. 1: 12-24.
Klára Kerpely; Balint Horvath; Mária Bakosné Böröcz. A természeti környezet értékelésének vizsgálata kinyilvánított preferenciákból becsült érték meghatározásával. Studia Mundi - Economica 2016, 3, 1 .
AMA StyleKlára Kerpely, Balint Horvath, Mária Bakosné Böröcz. A természeti környezet értékelésének vizsgálata kinyilvánított preferenciákból becsült érték meghatározásával. Studia Mundi - Economica. 2016; 3 (2):1.
Chicago/Turabian StyleKlára Kerpely; Balint Horvath; Mária Bakosné Böröcz. 2016. "A természeti környezet értékelésének vizsgálata kinyilvánított preferenciákból becsült érték meghatározásával." Studia Mundi - Economica 3, no. 2: 1.
M. Borocz; L. Szöke; Balint Horvath. Possible climate friendly innovation ways and technical solutions in the agricultural sector for 2030. Hungarian Agricultural Engineering 2016, 55 -59.
AMA StyleM. Borocz, L. Szöke, Balint Horvath. Possible climate friendly innovation ways and technical solutions in the agricultural sector for 2030. Hungarian Agricultural Engineering. 2016; (29):55-59.
Chicago/Turabian StyleM. Borocz; L. Szöke; Balint Horvath. 2016. "Possible climate friendly innovation ways and technical solutions in the agricultural sector for 2030." Hungarian Agricultural Engineering , no. 29: 55-59.
M. Borocz; B. Herczeg; Balint Horvath; Cs. Fogarassy. Evaluation of biochar lifecycle processes and related lifecycle assessments. Hungarian Agricultural Engineering 2016, 60 -64.
AMA StyleM. Borocz, B. Herczeg, Balint Horvath, Cs. Fogarassy. Evaluation of biochar lifecycle processes and related lifecycle assessments. Hungarian Agricultural Engineering. 2016; (29):60-64.
Chicago/Turabian StyleM. Borocz; B. Herczeg; Balint Horvath; Cs. Fogarassy. 2016. "Evaluation of biochar lifecycle processes and related lifecycle assessments." Hungarian Agricultural Engineering , no. 29: 60-64.
Ever since 2012, the EU ETS (European Union’s Emission Trading Scheme), which is the EU’s climate policy was extended to include the ESD (Effort Sharing Decision) sectors’ (agriculture, transport, building) regulations. As its name implies, this mechanism is based off of shared interests and efforts, all in order to reach the climate goals. Therefore, analysing the agriculture sector from an environmental viewpoint requires the analysis of related sectors as well, since their performances will have an impact on determining the requirements to be met by the agriculture. Seeing that those primarily present in said sectors are not various firms, but people and public utility management institutions instead, the level of regulations draws from the economic state of the various countries in question (GDP per capita). Therefore, member states like ours did not receive difficult goals until 2020, due to our performance being lower than the average of the EU. However, during the program phase between 2021 and 2030, all nations are to lower their GHG (greenhouse gases) emission, and have to make developments to restrict GHG emission level growth within the ESD, which means we already have to estimate our future possibilities. During the analyses, we will see that analysing agriculture from an environmental viewpoint, without doing the same to their related sectors and their various related influences is impossible. The GHG emission goals determined by the EU have to be cleared by the agriculture sector, but the inputs from transport, waste management and building are required nonetheless. JEL classification: Q58
Csaba Fogarassy; Balint Horvath; Attila Kovacs. Cross-sector analysis of the Hungarian sectors covered by the Effort Sharing Decision – Climate policy perspectives for the Hungarian agriculture within the 2021-2030 EU programming period. Applied Studies in Agribusiness and Commerce 2015, 9, 17 -24.
AMA StyleCsaba Fogarassy, Balint Horvath, Attila Kovacs. Cross-sector analysis of the Hungarian sectors covered by the Effort Sharing Decision – Climate policy perspectives for the Hungarian agriculture within the 2021-2030 EU programming period. Applied Studies in Agribusiness and Commerce. 2015; 9 (4):17-24.
Chicago/Turabian StyleCsaba Fogarassy; Balint Horvath; Attila Kovacs. 2015. "Cross-sector analysis of the Hungarian sectors covered by the Effort Sharing Decision – Climate policy perspectives for the Hungarian agriculture within the 2021-2030 EU programming period." Applied Studies in Agribusiness and Commerce 9, no. 4: 17-24.