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BARRIERS AND LIMITATIONS OF APPLYING AGILE MANAGEMENT FOR BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT IN A LOW-CARBON ECONOMY

Summary/Abstract: Purpose | The article addresses the issue of agile management approaches for adapting businesses in the context of a low-emission economy. Although the agile approach theoretically holds the potential to reorient a business towards economic and environmental efficiency, it is associated with risks. These risks stem from the potential influence of phenomena with both micro- and macroeconomic causes. The article's primary aim is to identify the phenomena occurring at the intersection of agile organisations and a low-emission economy. Research method | The research method is a literature review combined with deductive reasoning, taking into account the specifics of economic sciences. Results | The use of an agile approach to adapt a business to the conditions of a low-emission economy is associated with significant risks, both from the perspective of the company and the environmental goals set. These risks manifest in economic issues (operational costs), environmental concerns (the potential lack of real outcomes), and moral hazard (the use of ethically questionable practices). Originality / value / implications / recommendations | The article addresses the issue of business models for a low-emission economy. The considerations presented in the article aim to fill a significant research gap regarding the limitations of the existing

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